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Two of Richmond's leading bloggers, Jeff Kelley and Ian Graham, sat down at a recent Social Media Club event to talk about journalism, politics, satire, and how new media is

At a recent Social Media Club event in Richmond, Virginia, we caught up with local NBC television reporter Rachel DePompa and local political and news blogger John Sarvay. The pair

The good old days of print journalism are becoming just that - good old days, the domain of old timers who reminisce about tape recorders and digging through other people's

Earlier today, President Obama announced that he plans to create the position of a 'cyber czar' in the White House. No announcement about who will fill this position has been

Craigslist, the popular online classifieds service, announced a major revamp of its "erotic services" section today, which, until now, featured copious amounts of ads for prostitutes and escort services. The

Thomson Reuters, the U.K.-based news service, released News Pro today, a new application for the iPhone, iPod touch, and Blackberry that gives users easy, almost real-time access to Reuters' news

It is no secret that Facebook has Twitter envy. The number one social networking site is not content to win over rival MySpace. It is not satisfied being far

An Interview with Spot.us about the changing nature of journalism. These days, everywhere you look it seems that some newspaper is closing its doors, stopping its presses, or maybe just

Nick Bilton from The New York Times R&D Labs was at ETech today, talking about how NYT is preparing for the future of news delivery. His presentation explored how "sensors