Creators: Time to Say No

The hardest part of change is not the risk. It is realizing there is no one to blame.

YouTube’s Legal Issues Grow

Copyright lawsuits have become commonplace for YouTube. People post videos without the right to do so, leaving YouTube to clean up the mess before the video-sharing site finds itself embroiled in yet another, much larger, legal mess. Some, like Brian Banner, a...

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Old Rules Still Apply to New Journalists

There is little doubt that we are living in a new age of journalism. The internet has clearly put pressure on traditional publications. Stories are published faster. There is less fact-checking and editorial oversight. Virtually anyone with even a hint of technical...

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Meet the 18th Annual EContent 100 Winners

Analytics. Chatbots. Machine learning. AI is here, and it’s changing everything from how we search for content to how we monitor content performance. Meanwhile, an increasingly global market for content has creators thinking about how to translate and localize...

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Building a Sustainable Streaming Media Model

Consumers Crave More ChoiceA recent survey of more than 15,000 Consumer Reports subscribers found that 81% of those who have used a streaming video service in the last month used Netflix, according to a July 26, 2012, PCMag.com article ("Netflix Most Popular, Not Most...

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