Sometimes even if we like the content of what is being said, or appreciate the talent of musicians, the volume is
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A Book Launch, Acupressure, Ping Pong and Live Jazz
Posted at May 03, 2012 | | No Comments
Earlier this week, I attended a launch party for Hamptons Acupuncture founder Shellie Goldstein’s new book “Your Best Face Now.” Of course, I got
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It’s Just the Beginning
Posted at Apr 29, 2012 | | No Comments
Earlier today, I attended my last class for graduate school. My classmates and I handed in our capstones and presented a
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Women’s History Month: Elizabeth Hawes
Posted at Mar 30, 2012 | | No Comments
If you haven’t heard of author and fashion designer Elizabeth Hawes, it’s probably because she was blacklisted for her allegedly “Communist”
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Women’s History Month: Investigative Journalist Nellie Bly: Undercover, Out and About
Posted at Mar 08, 2012 | | No Comments
The article below is a guest post by Tekla Szymanski, and also appeared previously on the New York Women in Communications blog Aloud.
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Women’s History Month: Sara Payson Willis
Posted at Mar 02, 2012 | | No Comments
“The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.” Unlike many quotes attributed to “anonymous,” which in many cases
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What Industries Contributed the Most to Google’s Earnings in 2011?
Posted at Jan 26, 2012 | | No Comments
The eye catching infographic below was created using the Google Adwords keyword tool and Spyfu, and lots of number crunching by
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Blackout in Protest of SOPA and PIPA
Posted at Jan 18, 2012 | | No Comments
Today, Wikipedia blacked out their site to protest The Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, and Google censored its logo. It was easy
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What the Blue Shirts Can Tell the White Shirts
Posted at Dec 29, 2011 | | No Comments
I recently wrote a social media plan as a final project for a graduate-level class in PR and social media strategy
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