The marketplace will allow premium publishers access to ad content, and advertisers easier access to the audiences and metrics of podcasts. NPR and PBS' sponsorship sales team, National Public Media … Read the full story by Ben Frederick

As more people start to gain access to the Internet, especially in developing nations, their connections may not always be the most secure. That's why Facebook will be testing offline … Read the full story by Ben Frederick

Marking a major shift for Snapchat, the popular messaging platform is slowly rolling out Memories -- a feature for saving and sharing old Snaps and Stories in a private archive. Read the full story by Gavin O'Malley

News Corp. CEO Robert Thomson's claim that publishers would build "a powerful network" themselves to compete with Facebook shows once again that powerful CEOs have learned nothing. Read the full story by John Motavalli

It's daunting enough for reporters who take on the rich and powerful, but this normally doesn't involve dishing it out to your own boss. That's where Dana Schwartz of The … Read the full story by Erik Sass

The Federal Communications Commission's proposed broadband privacy rules may "severely burden" consumers by subjecting them to a deluge of opt-in requests, the ANA argues. Read the full story by Wendy Davis

According to some industry pundits, Amazon will be the number one seller of apparel in the United States by next year. To help accelerate that achievement in apparel and fashion, … Read the full story by Bob Shullman

The GOP convention is just 13 days away, and the Democratics kick-start theirs in a mere 23. Neither major party candidate has decided on its Vice Presidential pick, and time … Read the full story by Philip Rosenstein