Few recent events have generated such an outpouring of respect as the shocking death of Meet the Press host and NBC Washington bureau chief Tim Russert from a heart attack on June 13.

Fuel economy has long been part of the industry's PR efforts, but now it must be an emphasis

Journalism professors, themselves media veterans, aren't mincing words about the Tribune Co.'s recently announced plans to cut employees and news content across its 12 newspapers.

Although BusinessWeek is mostly known for its business coverage, a popular article -"Beyond Blogs: Social Media Will Change Your Business," an updated version of a 2005 report - makes the publication a place readers can turn to for information about the use of blogging as a tool.

Sparked by the debate over McClellan's book, discussion grows about the role of spokesperson

The major players are ready to be more open, but there's no consensus about how best to do it

In terms of generating Internet buzz, the front-page New York Times Magazine essay penned by former Gawker editor Emily Gould, which was featured prominently on the newspaper's Web site, would generally be considered a homerun.

With its 10TH anniversary issue approaching, Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel is trying to truly live up to its tagline, "Vacations for Real People," by using reader-generated content almost entirely in its June issue.

From Asian disasters to SoCal wildfires, Twitter has often been the first source for vital updates

At a time when layoffs and buyouts at major metropolitan daily newspapers and national magazines are the status quo, NBC is enhancing its coverage of the New York area market.