The web is a constant conversation, and you have to bring your own unique voice to it, Andrea Chalupa, an editor for WalletPop.com, told NYWICI members at the Digital Salon on Feb. 19.
Writing a book requires creativity and craft. But for writers who aspire to get their work published, it also requires business savvy. Editorial consultant Marcela Landres can help.
House Beautiful editor-in-chief Stephen Drucker sat down with Ina Garten before a sold-out audience at Cocktails & Conversations to discuss the pivotal decisions in Garten’s delectable career.
Jennifer Shaheen talked to NYWICI members and their guests about social media, which today involves more than just creating a Twitter and Facebook account.
Move over Twitter! New York Women in Communications is already focusing on the next big thing. Whether you're in journalism, marketing, advertising or PR, one thing is clear: Digital media is changing everything.
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