Although respect for the media is at an all-time low as ethical scandals seemingly escalate, journalism schools are not lacking for students.

Although journalism students aren’t shying away from the media field (see this issue’s story “J-Schools Still Are in High Demand”), traditional jobs may get harder to find. Blogging to the rescue.

Ever notice how the media tend to gravitate to the same “experts” repeatedly.  That’s because they have the knack.  They know how to talk in creative, easily digestible quotes, and make news doing it.

A new study on teen online behavior proves beyond a doubt that media architects are getting younger as the media landscape continues its sea-change.

He conquered the world of used cars and finding piano teachers, now Craig’s List’s founder wants to invent a new kind of "newspaper".