Eva Chen, Teen Vogue beauty and health director, enjoys a confluence of her pre-med knowledge of science and health with a passion for beauty. She chats about beauty trends seeing effects from the economy, the kinds of pitches she likes to receive, and the magazine's place in an increasingly Web-based teen sector.

CEOs are increasingly relying on digital media tactics in their marketing plans, finds the 2008 PRWeek/Burson-Marsteller CEO Survey.

Consumers rush to buy historic print editions; Hearst reportedly makes company-wide cuts; Scarborough takes Matthews to task over pro-Obama comments

During the writers strike of late 2007, writers from shows like Saturday Night Live, The Office, and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart put their creative energy into writing their own Web shows, which are now available on Strike.tv

What are effective media list-building strategies?

For years, radio has taken a backseat to TV - and, more recently, the Internet - when it comes to obtaining press interest. Yet, thanks to the influence of political chat, as well as a host of new technologies, radio is re-emerging as a hot and influential medium for other reporters to cover.

Cable Neuhaus is not a conservative, but he has steered the editorial direction of right-wing magazine Newsmax for the last two and a half years.

In recent weeks, newsroom layoffs at daily and weekly newspapers have seemingly increased throughout the US. Just last week the Los Angeles Times announced a plan to let 75 people go, which is 10% of its newsroom staff. In addition, the Star-Ledger in New Jersey said it planned to cut about 40% of its staff through a series of buyouts.

'Portfolio' to drastically slice Web staff; publishers see quarterly earnings drop; Kristol comments on 'New York Times' to Stewart

The presidential race has captured the eyes and ears of the general public. BuzzLogic has been watching blog conversations since July 1, and some interesting points have been made - by candidates and bloggers alike.