I met Julia Allison
Yes, Julia ALLISON, as in the girl who was on the cover of Wired magazine last month.
She launched NONSOCIETY in July, wich already has a lot of readers. HERE is the first part of my interview I did in NYC on August 15th.
She explained to me that she wantes her readers to think they were friends with her, following her everywhere…With more than five posts a day, you really feel like you know her and soon you feel addicted to her little stories.
To be continued…
1 day agoI am a now student at the J-school of the university of Missouri in Columbia. Ok it seems to be in the middle of nowhere but where are doing pretty amazing things. We… it’s me, Charlotte and Baptiste, two other students from my J-school in Paris.
We just launched a blog about the American presidential Elections but from a European prospective. And this project is for The Columbia Missourian, the local newspaper here. This video is our presentation…in English…We’re not that bad actually!!
Please visit our blog!
6 days ago
This is Vishal Chordia. I met him through Craigslist last may before moving to DC and I was gonna live at his place in Georgetown. It turned I found another place. But after one month and a half, we’ve become close friends and I really would like to know him better. He is leaving tomorrow to Utah and in six month, he will be working in San Francisco, the place to be when you want to work for the web industry. He studied both Electrical and Computer engineering and Business administration in one of the best university, Carnegie Melon in Pittsburg. And he is gonna do amazing things in the future, I am sure about it. He already found a great job in San Francisco after working at Angel.com (a subsidiary of Microstrategy, Inc.) as a Product Manager.
He is a REALLY good person. He is happy, smiling all the time and he helped me a lot. We discussed about how to manage a career, get things done in your life when you want it and he supported me about what I wanted to do with my blog. So, somehow, he helped me to find my way. Last wednesday, we had one of the most interesting conversation, I’ve had of my life (not kidding). At the end, I thought, “yes I want to do that, I want to create my website. And I am gonna do this”.
So, for everything, THANK YOU Vishal, I will miss you a lot!
1 month ago
“”My editor said that she can’t, with a good conscience, tell us to go into the newspaper business.”
From an intern in a local newspaper.
Story from the New York Observer: Cruel, Cruel Summer.
1 month ago