Rich Media

Rich media ads drive better results for advertisers and can dramatically increase the value of a magazine or newspaper website's ad inventory.

Seventeen.com tries on augmented reality

Seventeen.com tries on augmented reality

Hearst, JCPenney collaborate on virtual dressing room to drive engagement.

 

BuzzLogic aims to make blog ads more engaging ― and more profitable

BuzzLogic aims to make blog ads more engaging ― and more profitable

Advertising platform provider launches an interactive ad widget.

Adobe lifts the lid a bit more on iPad publishing solution

Adobe video teases iPad publishing workflow.

Vital Guide to eMedia


Death of the page view? How about the rise of the sponsorship

Death of the page view? How about the rise of the sponsorship

MSNBC seeks more immersive ‘storytelling’ experience for its advertisers.

Google

Google is good for journalism. Google is bad for journalism. Regardless of which side of the debate you take up, Google has undeniably altered the way digital content is published and discovered. Today, we offer perspective on Google’s impact on journalism along with some of the productivity tools that can make publishing professionals more effective and efficient.


Craft publisher launches digital 'eMag' as print enhancement

Craft publisher launches digital 'eMag' as print enhancement

Interweave's first paid eMag is meant to supplement, not mimic, print edition.

An HTML5 FAQ for publishers

An HTML5 FAQ for publishers

What the emerging web development standard means for media.

How publishers are using HTML5

How publishers are using HTML5 Media companies are taking a variety of steps to support HTML5 (and the iPad).

Four CSS3 features that will make your designer happy

Four CSS3 features that will make your designer happy

HTML isn't the only web language getting an upgrade soon. We look at four features of CSS3 that should make your designer's life a little easier.