Hearst is a $5 billion dollar 130 Year young media company that has successfully transformed itself into a digital powerhouse. They have over 300 jobs open many of which are in the new digital economy. 85% of the employees approve of the CEO and 2/3
Everyone pretty much knows at this point that Virtual Reality is finally starting to take off in a big way and develop into the uber-cool piece of futuristic awesomeness that we’ve drooled over in sci-fi movies and TV shows for decades. One of the companies that
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With over 5 billion views and 80 million website visitors each month Buzzfeed has become the news organization to beat. However over 75% of those views are due to content being published on other than Buzzfeed properties. Buzzfeed, known for its non-traditional approach to news
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Founded in 1975, The Philadelphia Gay News is Philadelphia’s largest and oldest publication targeted to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. The Award Winning LGBT Weekly seeks an Experienced Editor who will oversee all facets of the weekly production of PGN’s print and digital
When fans witnessed the late rapper Tupac Shakur appearing onstage with the still very alive Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre at Coachella back in 2012, there were probably more than a few of them who thought they were having a Woodstock “don’t eat the brown
For centuries, people commissioned painters to create portraits of them or their families to hang on the walls (if they could afford to do so). The invention of photography brought this luxury of self-admiration to the masses. As cameras became commonplace everyone began snapping photos