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  The Cohort: Forget lean in. Stand up. - Poynter

  poynter.org - Katie Hawkins-Gaar

  The Cohort is Poynter’s bi-monthly newsletter about women kicking ass in digital media. Cohort! I’m in South Africa for the next week. Today’s …

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  Why I made the leap back into the news biz

  Medium - The Daily Dot

  Amy Vernon is the Daily Dot’s recently appointed Director of Audience Engagement. In her new position,Vernon will focus on building an engaged …

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  This Entrepreneur Has Built an Incubator for Networks

  Inc Magazine - Amy Vernon

  It's really hard to describe this space in Manhattan's Lower East Side. It helps if you like to think about how networks permeate our lives. Gary Chou prefers not knowing what's going to happen next. It's not necessarily a career route he'd recommend for all, but it's helped him create a spot that's …

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  These 10 Buzzwords May Not Mean What You Think They Mean

  Inc Magazine - Amy Vernon

  Ever wonder what the folks in marketing are actually talking about? Let me help. There are more buzzwords every day. In fact, one might even say some buzzwords are ... wait for it ... viral. My job is to make sense of all the latest and, well, maybe not greatest, buzzwords out there. Amplify -- "Make …

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  The Future of Social Media: 5 Predictions for 2016

  Inc Magazine - Amy Vernon

  These five predictions continue the trends we've seen in 2015, but takes them in new directions. A lot of changes in social media in 2016 won't be revolutionary - they'll be a continuation and acceleration of what we've seen already. Of course, any revolutionary change will be so different that to …

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  How This Entrepreneur Solves a Problem for Businesses and Consumers

  Inc Magazine - Amy Vernon

  With the launch of its first consumer app today, New York City-based Clarifai is bringing high-tech image recognition technology to your smartphone. Matthew Zeiler wanted to solve a simple problem: The mess our photo files have become. For example, you're really excited about a selfie you took with …