If you didn’t attend the reception at the Newsuem, you truly missed something special. Located at the intersection of Pennsylvania Ave. and Sixth Street NW, this museum featured 7 levels of galleries and theaters that blend in 5 centuries of news history with up-to-the-second technology and exhibits...

From chocolate mousses to petite cheesecakes, USA Weekend party was a star-studded event. Ken Paulson and Susan Clark-Johnson are kicking it to the tunes of Johnny Rivers ("Secret Agent Man"). Other sightings around the dance floor included Howard Weaver, Gary Pruitt, Dori Maynard, Gilbert...

Again, I could blog but why if you can watch. Here are a few clips on YouTube Obama on “bitter” comments controversy Obama about his childhood Obama on John McCain For complete Obama’s remarks at the AP annual meeting, go to real clear politics

I could blog about it but wouldn’t it be easier if you can watch it! By the way, did you know McCain really likes Dunkin Donuts with sprinkles? Here are a few clips on YouTube McCain discusses his relationship with the press McCain talks about Obama’s remarks McCain’s answers a question about shield...

Membership in online communities has more than doubled since 2004, according to the USC Center for the Digital Future. Online community members join and participate in these because it connects them to other people, they get more information from their communities and it engages and interests them. Four...

Although this joint NAA/ASNE session was supposed to focus on where to put resources and how best to use limited editorial resources, one theme emerged: Go where your audience goes. ESPN Editor-in-Chief Rob King reminded the audience that any single page of a Web site needs to be a relevant experience...

We're posting this data as an addition to the Nielsen Online data NAA released earlier today about the newspaper Web site audience. This data, also from Nielsen Online, shows the monthly traffic and other data for newspaper-based Web sites for March 2008: 65,685,195 – the monthly unique audience...