PRX featured in The Verge’s Top Shelf Series
Jake Shapiro of PRX is featured in the fantastic episode of The Verge’s Top Shelf series looking at the innovators leading the new podcasting revolution.
Read More →Jake Shapiro of PRX is featured in the fantastic episode of The Verge’s Top Shelf series looking at the innovators leading the new podcasting revolution.
Read More →Jack Antonoff (Bleachers, Fun.), Lena Dunham, and Ingrid Michaelson were among the headliners at The Ally Coalition Talent Show.
Read More →Moleskine this week launched a new custom notebook and app with Adobe that condenses the creative process into just a few simple steps.
Read More →On November 14th, Radiotopia, the podcasting network from PRX, became the most funded Radio/Podcast project in Kickstarter history.
Read More →Dedicated to helping communities mobilize the creative force of artists, Creative Exchange was launched last month by St. Paul-based Springboard for the Arts.
Read More →Architectural Digest take a look ESI Design’s makeover for the lobby of I.M. Pei‘s iconic 177 Huntington tower on the Christian Science Plaza in Boston.
Read More →Matthew Weiner, Joseph Stiglitz, andJohn Nash were among the leading French and American thinkers that headlined the first Festival Albertine.
Read More →PKPR booked digitalundivided founder Kathryn Finney on Bloomberg TV’s Bottom Line today to discuss her organization’s work plan.
Read More →PKPR placed a full-page feature in today’s New York Times on the opening of Albertine and the kick-off its six-day festival.
Read More →With the lack of diversity in the tech industry dominating the headlines, media turned out in full force for Focus 2014.
Read More →The Brooklyn CSA+D is back for its second season, giving New Yorkers the chance to buys shares and receive six pieces of original artwork.
Read More →Amid debate over free speech, surveillance, and privacy, a new survey by The Knight Foundation shows students are more supportive of First Amendment.
Read More →In advance of the official September 27th opening of Albertine, PKPR secured a flurry of preview stories in national and local media.
Read More →POBA is featured in almost full page article in New York Times in a story by Paul Sullivan on what heirs and estates should do when left with the artwork.
Read More →As part of it works to increase diversity in the tech industry, digitalundivided brought hip hop legend and tech investor MC Hammer to Detroit.
Read More →Turning notebooks into iPads, Moleskine launched a new notebook collection that works with Livescribe Smartpens.
Read More →For back to school, PKPR focused on position Moleskine gear as an essential for stylish and smart college students.
Read More →Inside the pages of the iconic September issue of Vogue: Albertine, the French Embassy’s new bookshop and reading room in New York City.
Read More →Check out the fantastic profile of Matter by TechCrunch TV as part of its new series Incubated.
Read More →PKPR reached out to major media to secure interviews with digitalundivided founder Kathryn Finney, a Champion of Change by the White House.
Read More →PKPR helped launch POBA, a new non-profit initiative of the James Kirk Bernard Foundation to support the preservation of art of talented deceased artists.
Read More →The New Yorker previewed this week’s Lowdown Hudson Blues Festival at Brookfield Place Plaza.
Read More →Broad City stars Abby Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, W. Kamau Bell, and more turned out last week for Uncivil Union presented by The Ally Coalition.
Read More →Winners of the 2014 Knight News Challenge were announced at the 2014 MIT-Knight Civic Media Conference in Boston last week.
Read More →Today’s New York Times features a wonderful review of DakhaBrakha and Poor Rich Boy at the closing night of the Global Beat Festival.
Read More →Last week, New Yorkers got a chance to experience how they will live, work, and play in the not-so-distant future at the Gizmodo Home of the Future.
Read More →Internet Week New York’s Webutante Ball made the cover today! It’s part of a daily series that Metro reporter Andrea Park has filed on the festival.
Read More →This summer, Fractured Atlas is launching a software development fellowship for artists aimed at providing alternative to temporary gigs.
Read More →As part of a competition, Studio@Gawker asked Brooklyn arts collective Fall on Your Sword to let their imagination run wild.
Read More →For one Saturday night each month, New Yorkers are invited into the members-only Players Club, the historic mansion on Gramercy Park.
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