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Dallas' Bombshell, Covert Affairs' Death and Talent's Got a Feud - Top Moments from TVGuide.com
By: Joyce Eng & Kate Stanhope (07/15/2012)

What were your top moments?

Yahoo! Hacked: What You Need To Do Now - Shelly Palmer
By: Shelly Palmer (07/13/2012)

Last month 6.5 million LinkedIn passwords showed up on a Russian website. Just now, 450,000+ Yahoo! usernames and passwords were published by a hacker group called D33Ds. On one hand, you want to think that Yahoo! is on top of its own cyber-security. On the other hand, you know its not. So, what do you need to do now?

Six Major Consumer Trends in Social Media - Graeme Hutton-UM
By: Graeme Hutton (07/12/2012)

Social media recently reached a major tipping point – not in its number of users but the way consumers use social media. The fundamental difference in consumption between social media and mainstream media can now be summed up in one word: "active". Until now, all media outlets have principally been consumed passively, e.g. watching TV, listening to the radio, seeing a poster, etc. And until now, social media predominant pursuits were similarly passive: watching a video on YouTube, visiting a friend's social network profile, reading a blog, etc. For the sixth successive year, UM has tracked social media consumption across the world in our study called Wave. This year's study, Wave 6, has witnessed a distinct set of six trends emerging in the U.S. that clearly depicts an "active" social media user:

Advertising vs. Word of Mouth in the Presidential Election - Ed Keller
By: Ed Keller (07/11/2012)

Everyone is talking about the massive amount of money that will be spent on advertising during this presidential election. But a recent article in the New York Times illustrates that advertising alone will not win the campaign, and that organized, person-to-person persuasion remains critically important.

Buy My New Book Today.... Please
By: Jack Myers (07/11/2012)

Buy my new book during this three day surge July 11, 12, 13 while special Kindle and Nook pricing is available - only $9.99. I need your support to spike sales... but most importantly the book is very valuable and important reading, especially if you have college age children or employ recent college grads. See comments from Sir Martin Sorrell, Ken Burns and others below.

It's All About Trust - Tom O'Regan-Martini Media
By: Tom O'Regan (07/11/2012)

Who do you trust? Advice from a close friend or relative, or, let's say the verbose and colorfully dressed used car salesmen screaming his pitch across the street?

The Millennial Myth
By: Jack Myers (07/10/2012)

Millennials are not a single cohesive generation. Millennials actually comprise three overlapping but distinct and diverse subsets. It's time we dispel notions that Millennials are a single cohesive generation, and begin focusing on the Hooked Up Generation, today's college students, as the single most important group for understanding the future. Learn about this generation in this week's Video Media Business Report, available below, at www.jackmyers.com, and at Reuter's Insider.

With Racial Inequality Rife on the Small Screen, One Reality Show Flaunts its Diversity - Hillary Atkin
By: Hillary Atkin (07/09/2012)

Diversity is an issue that has long simmered on the back burner and intermittently moves to the front, as in these early days of summer that have brought a raft of criticism leveled at several showrunners for the all white-ness of their casts.

True Blood Gets Hot and Heavy and Weeds' Whodunit Shocker - Top Moments from TVGuide.com
By: Joyce Eng & Kate Stanhope (07/09/2012)

What were your top moments?

The Higgs Boson: What We Can Learn - Shelly Palmer
By: Shelly Palmer (07/06/2012)

There are several different ways to study the nature of matter, but one of the most fun is to smash very tiny particles into each other at extraordinary speeds and see what happens.

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Five Rules for Managing Your Interns
By: Jack Myers

Today's interns are Internet Pioneers -- the first to spend their whole lives with the Internet and mobile as an embedded part of their lives. The Internet is the defining influence on Internet Pioneers, and they are hooked up to and dependent on the Internet for managing almost every aspect of their lives.

The first WWTM News Consumption Poll Results are IN! - Kristy Carruba
By: Kristy Carruba

Wednesday's Trivia Question : What college did EVERYONE from Boy Meets World attend?

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