Do you have a love-hate relationship with writing proposals? You want to put the time in doing the research and providing a great proposal, but are torn by the uncertainty that you will even get the project. Frustrating to say the least. Learn more in an article published by my partner, Jonathan Wold, at Smashing Magazine.

What's new from the Sabramedia team in 2012? Let's start with a paraphrase of the old proverb: "A company without vision will perish." Catch up on where we are going in 2012.

Company changes that will help Sabramedia better serve national and local clients. Stronger focus shift to online newspaper and media audience.

Set a high standard for journalism. Principles for ad layouts on newspaper websites. A comparison of what is good and what is bad.

In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to add an additional custom field to your WordPress custom taxonomies and then make use of those fields within your theme template. Adding A Custom Field To

An idea for advancing high school journalism in the local community through the community newspaper and how Sabramedia's Newsroom can help.

This article gives a balanced paywall strategy for newspapers to identify what is best as paid content versus free content.

Before the emergence of social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, newspapers drove the social scene of the past. What lessons can online newspapers learn from today's social giants?

James Harding of the Times embraced a Paywall in July of 2010. Four months later and "hugely" encouraged, he weighs in on the initial results.

Newspapers are adding paywalls to online content and those holding out are afraid to take the plunge. Read about an approach that emphasizes the value of premium content without neglecting the potential of advertising - done right.