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Have you ever wondered how the community that a person lives in affects the type of news they're interested in and the ways that they access news?

The biggest and most anticipated releases from Apple since the original iPhone debuted happened this week when iOS 6 and the iPhone 5 (with iOS 6) rolled out on Wednesday and Friday, respectively.

The content marketing industry continues to grow and the players are constantly changing. In an effort to map out the industry, StudioOne put together a high-level content marketing landscape graphic that categorizes some of the industry players.

What does the growth of the mobile market mean to publishers? What kinds of mobile products should you be developing to deliver content to your customers? Which business model should you choose?

Is your UDID safe? Do you know what a UDID is?Unless you're in the mobile application development industry or you love to learn about the technology behind your iPhone, you probably don't know what a UDID is.

The third annual New York Law Journal Reader Rankings have been released and the LexisNexis Legal News app by Newstex was voted Best Legal News and Information App.

Congratulations to Cristi Hegranes, founder and executive director of Global Press Institute (syndicated by Newstex), who was awarded the 2012 Grinnell Prize for Young Innovator for Social Justice.

It's an election year in the United States, so it's not surprising that political discussions on social networking sites are on the rise, but how important are social networking sites to the political environment?

Finalists for the 2012 Online Journalism Awards have been announced by the Online News Association and its academic partner, the School of Communication at the University of Miami.

There is a significant opportunity for Authoritative Content publishers to repurpose their content and give it more exposure using Pinterest.

Last week, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that embedding videos in your blog or website is not a copyright infringement. As long as that video hasn't been copied from the original source, the owner's copyright has not been violated. People who watch embedded videos are not infringing on the owner's copyright either. Mashable quoted the following from the ruling to offer some clarity:

Blogging All-in-One for Dummies Second Edition by Susan Gunelius (Newstex marketing consultant) was just released, and the new version has been completely updated with new tools, tips, and more.

