In 2006, Duke University was propelled into a frenzy of media scrutiny following allegations of sexual abuse by three lacrosse players that were later dismissed.

Dae Mellencamp, CEO of video-sharing website Vimeo, speaks with Danielle Drolet about addressing the needs of today's content creators.

Just five years ago, the public viewed Kia as simply a value brand.

For the next 19 years, nearly 10,000 people a day will turn 65 years old in the US, according to Pew Research Center.

In November 2011, the Mexico Tourism Board launched the "Mexico Taxi Project" to engage US consumers in an authentic and humorous way.

WhaleShark Media marketing SVP Jill Balis talks to Lindsay Stein about the online coupon company's digital initiatives and focus on ROI.

In lieu of a formal campaign, the armed forces have turned to guerilla communications tactics to highlight the employment needs of veterans.

Despite uncertainty about the fate of affordable care, the time is now for companies to prepare for health reform.

Rachna Choudhry, cofounder and CMO of Popvox, highlights how the advocacy website amplifies the public's message to Congress.

Brands are relying more on user-generated content in their campaigns as a way to better engage consumers.

To highlight innovation's key role in the economy and to further engage Americans in policies relating to innovation that effect the electronics sector and the economy, the Consumer Electronics Association introduced its "declaration of innovation."

Schmap, a location technology service provider, launched Know Your Followers to provide Twitter users with more information about their audience.

Cohera Medical is rolling out its first product for plastic surgery, TissuGlu Surgical Adhesive.

Matthew Breen, editor-in-chief of The Advocate, which turns 45 this year, talks to Emory Sullivan about key issues for the LGBT community and the magazine's tech-savvy readership.

Eighteen bridal magazines shut down in 2011, making it the hardest-hit glossy print category for the year.