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4 Questions for Lauren Leto of Texts From Last Night and Banters

Banters

Kira M. Newman January 24, 2012 1 Comment

The entrepreneur that brought you a wealth of hilarious and embarrassing text messages is now devoting her time to Banters, a platform for sharing quotes. Cofounder Lauren Leto started the site, then called Bnter, in 2010. It recently changed its name to Banters and launched a new iPhone app that integrates with Siri for recording…

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Changing the Ratio on Wikipedia

Wikipedia CTR

Jen Consalvo October 4, 2011 1 Comment

This year, a study by the Wikimedia Foundation, the organization that oversees and runs Wikipedia, found that fewer than 1 in 10 editors of the world’s biggest, most popular open knowledge resource are female. This may not seem so alarming to some, but it has others very concerned about how it affects the content of…

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Tune Into Kojo Nnamdi Show Women In Tech Discussion on Tech Tuesday

kojo nnamdi show

techcocktail September 20, 2011 2 Comments

Today Tech Cocktail COO and Executive Editor Jen Consalvo will be on NPR in Washington, DC as a guest on the popular Kojo Nnamdi Show. The title of the show is “The Tech Sector and The Glass Ceiling.” We cover lots of women in technology on TechCocktail.com, so we are excited to have the opportunity…

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Content, Career, and Community for Professional Women from The Daily Muse

The Daily Muse

Monika Jansen September 19, 2011 2 Comments

In between Cosmo and Glamour, there isn’t much in the way of content aimed at young women beyond celebrity news, sex tips, and what shoe is hot for fall.  There’s nothing wrong with that, of course – it’s really fun – but it’s not comprehensive or focused on delivering content for all the confident, ambitious,…

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How Daily Deal Sites Compete: Lessons from Sharing Spree

Sharing Spree

Kira M. Newman July 23, 2011 2 Comments

With the daily deal market overflowing, how can new entrants possibly hope to compete?Sharing Spree, which combines deals with charity like Deals for Deeds, can teach us a thing or two. The site has expanded to three cities and donated over $152,000 to nonprofits in a year. Users pick from around 150 charities to receive…

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Combine Couture: Luxury Shopping Meets Online Convenience

Meg Rayford April 13, 2011 1 Comment

Combine Couture

With careers, kids, and social activities, women have never been busier.  Combine Couture, an online luxury retailer, believes that shopping shouldn’t suffer just because your calendar is full! Combine Couture is an online shopping destination featuring multiple retailers and hundreds of designers all in one place.  This one-stop retailer is poised to be the Amazon.com…

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Women In Tech? Yes.

Jen Consalvo September 12, 2010 10 Comments

Unless you’ve been under a rock, you’ve probably noticed some, er, heat in the media about women, or the lack thereof, in the technology space and specifically in the tech-speaker circuit. So today, it’s with great pleasure we get to introduce you to Allyson Kapin, founder of Women Who Tech – a group that not…

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College Women Find Online Home at Her Campus

Jen Consalvo July 27, 2010 0 Comments

It was only a matter of time and leave it to three women from Harvard University to fill in the media marketplace hole for providing content targeted directly to college women across the U.S. at Her Campus. Launched in September 2009, the trio’s mission also includes redefining the future of online magazines by individualizing content,…

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Social Media Hour: Progressing Women in Tech

Cathy Brooks April 27, 2010 3 Comments

The topic, sadly, isn’t a new one. Perhaps more sadly than that, however, is the fact that it doesn’t seem likely to end tomorrow. By “that” I mean the theme of women in technology and business, or more accurately the dearth of them. On Sunday, April 18th Claire Cain Miller wrote a story, “Why So…

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Smashing the Glass Ceiling at SXSW

Jen Consalvo March 15, 2010 4 Comments

This morning, Allyson Kapin, Susan Mernit, Charlene Li, and Deb Schultz led an intimate conversation at SXSW about business and industry challenges with regard to gender (and more) and what they’ve done to be successful. The panel set the tone by taking a collaborative approach from the onset, having the group vote for the Twitter hashtag…

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DC Web Women Social Media Extravaganza

Jen Consalvo May 11, 2009 0 Comments

What a name, right?  I was honored to be invited as a member of the panel (with such an exciting name!), talking to local businesswomen about social media last night at the TRAK office in downtown DC. Here’s a recap of the experiences I relayed, some pictures (yes, I whipped out my extra-large camera while…

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