Mar 30, 2011

Custom Content Conference – March 2011

And what did all of the client speakers (except CBS) and most of the other speakers have in common at the third CCC Conference that took place in Charleston, S.C., last week? Surprise, surprise: Social Media.

Posted By: Craig Waller

Mar 28, 2011

Supermarket Shopping: “Cooking Light” Guides Healthful—and Adventurous—Grocery Purchases

One shopper turns to her favorite magazine for healthful cooking information and inspiration, which means more frequent trips to the supermarket and more cooking at home.

Posted By: Sheri Masters

Mar 24, 2011

Google Releases Digital Magazine

Google has released a quarterly publication, a 63-page digital magazine called Think Quarterly that features articles on business and technology topics. This first edition is focused on data and was designed and edited by The Church of London, a British creative agency.

Posted By: Digital Trends Team

Mar 24, 2011

Branded Editorial Videos

Internet users are experiencing online video in an exciting new way—and I don’t mean increased episode offerings on Hulu. A growing number of companies are using online video to enhance brand conversations and inform consumers about their products and services in an entertaining way.

Posted By: Digital Trends Team

Mar 23, 2011

Supermarket Shopping: Magazine Recipes Drive Grocery Store Sales, Boost At-Home Dining

Encouraged by the simple baking instructions, I went to the grocery store and bought the necessary ingredients to make my own cheddar biscuits at home. The recipes found in Food Network magazine have prompted us to cook at home more often, which saves us money, and we know exactly what's going into our food.

Posted By: Jennifer Bringle

Mar 21, 2011

Social Media and Citizen Journalists Help Earthquake Victims in Japan

Social media is dramatically changing the way journalists do their jobs. By using social outlets like Twitter and Facebook, journalists can keep their fingers on the pulse of their communities and get information across more efficiently than traditional news sources. In Libya and now Japan, people are using social media as a way of sharing news, contacting loved ones and donating money to relief efforts. These events have shown the increasing importance of social journalism in disseminating news in an efficient and timely manner.

Posted By: Digital Trends Team

Mar 17, 2011