"Web 2.0" Blogs & Blog Posts

While still being leveraged, social media influencers are facing reduced marketing budgets as brands transition to advanced TV advertising options.

A new survey conducted by the Pew Research Center shows a COVID-19 information divide between people who mostly get their news from social networks and those who rely on more traditional news sources. Pew surveyed 8,914 adults in the U.S. during the...

 About two months ago the NFL implemented a new social media policy that effectively banned teams from posting any video-based content during games. The backlash was tremendous, with fans and teams criticizing the NFL for negatively impacting fa...

On Monday, I will be debuting as co-host of a new show on Boston Herald Radio called “NewsFeed.” Have you ever wanted to know how a newspaper approaches its newsgathering process? How the front page of a newspaper comes together? What dec...

 One of the magical innovations of the Web 2.0 era was when the bigger social platforms opened their doors to third-party app developers. LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter widely touted ,and profited from, the concept of allowing consumers to plug...

A look at how the Boston news media covered the verdict announcement of the Boston Marathon bombing trial.

I have always been enamored with website redesigns. I’ve gone through a few myself and I’ve never walked away without feeling a little sore about something. The issues tend to come at you sideways in a redesign launch, with the source of...