There’s no such thing as a deadline anymore.  Thanks to the Internet.  You can drop the word “immediacy,” too.  That’s too slow.  Try substituting “instantaneous” instead.   

While traditional news media, of course, continue honoring hard on-air and press times, most have their own slice of cyber space and they are making use of it, breaking stories well before their “old” cultures allow.  Just ask Mark Foley about that.  Within 90 minutes after his salacious email messages were published by ABC News online, he was a former congressman.

Younger readers are gravitating toward newspaper sites in big numbers.  Does this spell the eventual end of plastic-bagged hard copies in the middle of your driveway?

Interviewing wraps up its 8-part series on Tough Questions, the situations most commonly confronted during news interviews and how to deal with them.

So you want to start a blog to promote your company/product/service?Not a bad idea, suggests online marketing expert Jordan Ayan -- as long as you get very clear on what you hope to accomplish and then stick to a few basic principles.

Formerly free to say whatever they please, bloggers are increasingly being faced with libel suits. Is that a good thing for free speech?

A celebrated journalism school is producing an online newscast you might consider “over the top.”