Adam Wahlberg was not a big risk taker. That is until he chucked his corporate job and bet big on an idea that just wouldn’t go away. Now he’s hustling to build indie publisher Think Piece Publishing.

Bob would love to join the jury convicting the news media for its negligence during the first few hours following the school massacre in Newtown, Conn. There were some serious screwups. The problem is he’s guilty, too.

The Internet is shaping the way we think. We’ve stepped away from a society of deep thought and moved to one of surface-level understanding.

As we say R.I.P., Jamie rounds up the most recent controversial Newsweek covers from the soon-to-be out of print magazine.

The newspaper looks to boost revenue by providing one-stop-shop digital services to small businesses. Ponies discuss whether this is a smart move for Minnesota’s biggest media organization.

They’re taking a hit. But smart targeting and great content still can win readers.

Are you doing enough networking? John Reinan talks about the one networking group he never skips.

A new app for the iPad offers unlimited access to its entire catalog of premium magazines for an incredibly low price. Yeah!

Chances are you’ve never heard of Stijn Debrouwere, some guy from Cedar Rapids. But you should read his smart take on the information sources that are replacing traditional journalism.

How a National Public Radio contest captured one girl’s imagination — while motivating thousands of amateur authors to sit down and write.