The Media Publishing industry, including traditional printed media, multimedia sectors, web publishing, social media, has evolved tremendously in recent years. Technology has made a major impact in this evolution. News publishing, used to be owned by a privileged few in the past, is now available to everyone with a few clicks on his smartphone. Through in-depth discussions on concepts, sharing by industry experts and case studies, the course aims to give students a comprehensive understanding of how the industry is evolving in the Internet age. It is also designed to inspire students to critically examine how new media, including multimedia, social media, and mobile lifestyle have affected media publishing. Special emphasis will be placed on Web 2.0 culture context where the reader has become the publisher. This course is designed for non-business or non-journalism major students who are assumed to have a limited background in fundamental concepts and practices of media publishing. Interaction is encouraged in classes, and fundamental theories are followed by practical suggestions and opportunities to apply them to the case studies discussed in class.