YouTube's "News Near You," a recent addition to the YouTube news page, organizes local news sources. YouTube has organized hundreds of news sources into news "portals" in 100 U.S. cities.

While the monetization models for online news are emerging, there will an upside for  highly valued, niche content, says Josh Tyrangiel, Managin...

MSNBC.com has found booming usage of its videos off its site, notably on the Huffington Post. We interviewed Charles Tillinghast, president and publisher of MSNBC.com at the company's headquarters.

REDMOND, WA -- Microsoft Silverlight, the new Web multimedia platform, is "one of the fastest Web plug-in's," with one third of the world's PC's hav...

To get an overview on their new video functionality, we visited TIME.com managing editor Josh Tryangiel for this overview on the redesign.

Earlier this year, I interviewed Newser co-founder Michael Wolff. In his report, Wolff explains some of the reasons for the decline in his site's traffic, citing changing "distribution deals."

In this third part of my chat with Josh Tyrangiel, Managing Editor of TIME.com, he explains how stories are written and edited for the Web.

The transcription of the voice track of video has proven valuable by making video more searchable. Now, it is making video editing more effective and scalable, explains MSNBC.com chief Charles Tillinghast.

One of Ted Kennedy's last interviews is up on BigThink, the little New York-based start-up which creates and publishes interviews with thought leaders.