The quiz creator on the pop psychology behind viral personality tests -- and what the format reveals about what people are actually hoping to learn about themselves when they click.
The filmmakers on how they built an interactive web presence around their documentary work -- and the specific moments where the digital strategy turned passive viewers into active participants.
The Allrecipes editor on the challenge of translating an enormous digital community into a print product -- and the editorial decisions that have to change when the medium changes.
The Social Media Week founder on where social platforms are heading -- and what building a real-time audience strategy actually requires now that everyone is trying to do it.
The distribution, formatting, marketing, and financial basics that authors need to understand before they bypass traditional publishers and decide to go it entirely alone.
The preparation habits, talking-point strategies, and on-stage presence techniques that experienced media professionals rely on before any public speaking situation.
The author and advocate on the responsibility that came with her memoir's success -- and why she has spent the time since building platforms for others to tell their own stories.
The radio veteran on why he treats his broadcast presence as a marketing channel for subscription digital content -- and the business case that has convinced him to keep both going.
A seasoned publishing veteran on the specific moves that distinguish media companies gaining ground in the digital transition from the ones that keep falling further behind it.
The former ABC News producer and Real Housewives cast member on the through-line between covering war zones and reality television -- and what she still considers real journalism.