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This is the third article in a four-part series and provides social media tips, that are simple, and fast adjustments you can make today.

A new division of the socially integrated classified ad platform, adFreeq LLC, incubated at the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) at the Missouri School of Journalism, is being developed for the Chinese market.

Creating a tablet application for your news organization is challenging but doable. Be ready to admit your failures and build on them, said digital media guru Doug Bennett.

Since the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting tragedy was the talk of America in December, it was not hard to get St. Louis, Mo., area residents to tweet and Facebook their thoughts for a new public affairs program — “Stay Tuned.”

This second of a four-part series provides tips for email newsletter opportunities, simple and fast adjustments you can make today.

Two of Federated Media's radio operations are the winners in LocalMediaInsider's first Top Ads Awards in conjunction with the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute and 15 media associations.

Creating social games is one way news organizations can reach young people and engage them in reading news.

Although much of our lives is already impacted by the cybersphere — how we shop, how we live, how we work, how we date — there’s “much, much more to come,” says Practical Futurist Michael Rogers.

RJI Program Director for Digital Publishing Roger Fidler’s mobile device news consumption survey findings claimed the top three spots for the most-shared content.

The top most-viewed videos included an introductory tour of the new Application Development Lab.

This first of a four-part series provides website optimization tips, simple and fast adjustments you can make today.

The top read blogs were written by fellows including Paul Bolls, Joy Mayer and Peter Meng’ about their research work and findings.

As 2012 wraps up and the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute prepares to welcome 2013, we reflect on the top read stories and blog posts, as well as the most viewed videos from the year.

Do you have an innovative idea to improve the practice or understanding of journalism you’ve wanted to try but haven’t had the resources or time?

Publisher and editor Alisa Cromer of San Jose, Calif., wants to build a new kind of trade journal that uses emerging peer-sharing concepts to give business executives at news organizations the actionable ideas, tools and partners they need to survive and flourish.

As newspapers struggle to figure out how to make online news coverage profitable, there have been many independent journalists and bloggers stepping up to fill in the gaps left by newspaper cutbacks. It’s important to help these independent content creators gain new revenue streams, said Missouri School of Journalism Alumnus Matt Sokoloff, of Orlando.

With the presidential debates and election over, a University of Missouri-based Twitter analysis research team is beginning to really process and analyze “the bigger picture” of Twitter’s impact on debate viewer’ political engagement.

Watch the announcement of the Reynolds Foundation's $30.1 million endowment on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012.

The University of Missouri announced Thursday that it has received a $30.1 million gift from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation to guarantee permanent funding for the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute, the 4-year-old center devoted to innovation, collaboration and research in media industries.

Live election parties are so 2008. Putting a twist on traditional watch parties of the past, the Reynolds Journalism Institute’s Reuben Stern moderated his first ‘Election Night Virtual Watch Party’ Tuesday night.