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Social media, by definition, is media content that facilitates conversation and participation, rather than traditional media content, which only delivers material to the end-user.

Established in 1994, SYS-Con Media is the publisher of many IT magazines, electronic newsletters, breaking IT news and more. It sponsors trade shows, conferences, and other types of education.

Non-profit, grass-roots watchdog of the media, promoting fairness, balance, and accuracy in the news by critiquing news stories, clearing up slanted news coverage, and exposing media bias.

Media Temple, established in 1998 and located in Los Angeles, is a privately held web-hosting and software application services company. MT offers service 24/7/365. One of their products is the first iPhone enabled account center.

MEMRI is a non-profit, non-partisan research organization.

The O'Reilly Media Company seeks to report on the leading edge of technology developments. The company publishes books with a distinctive animal woodcut on the cover. O'Reilly also organizes conferences on computer technology issues.

Sprinklr is a provider of customer experience management solutions which they define as products that make the Internet and specifically website content more interactive and accessible. Sprinklr's products are specifically for publishers and brands.

CNET, founded in 1995, is a publicly-held interactive media company. The website provides links to many television shows, games, media news, and much more.

Salon Media Group is an Internet media company that produces 7 original content sections as well as two online communities—Table Talk and The Well. Salon.

It is easier than ever to stay current with world news through online media, as well as newspapers, magazines, television and radio.

Light Reading, established in 2000, is an integrated business media company serving the telecom community. They produce 6 online publications: Light Reading, Byte and Switch, and four others.

Nielsen/Netratings is a service of the Nielsen Corporation that delivers Internet media and market research solutions. They measure Internet audience numbers and are a source for online advertising intelligence and strategies.

Reuters was started in 1851 to transmit stock market quotations between London and Paris via the Calais-Dover cable.

SourceForce describes itself as the global technology's community for information exchange, goods for geeks, and open source software distribution and services.

This is a resource for enhancing Windows Media Player with plug-ins, skins, and visualizations. The website describes the products and how to order them. It also has an interactive forum where users can discuss the products with other users.

On Google News a user can search and browse from 4,500 news sources. The site is updated continuously. The home page features current news stories. Can also be searched by topic.

Yahoo's new site, dedicated to news of all kinds. Users search by topics, which range from U.S., World, Popular, Business, Sports, Politics, Tech, Science, Health, and more.

On this site, users can watch video reports of stories that appear in the New York Times. The site is searchable by subject and has links to sections of the New York Times online and print editions.