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Mozilla and the National Science Foundation are awarding $2 million in funding for projects that will help get people online after disasters or that connect isolated rural Tribal, and urban communities that lack reliable Internet access in the first place. Coverage ranged from a fantastic Fast Company profile of a Detroit project that is bringing […]
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50/50 Day co-founder Tiffany Shlain penned an op-ed for CNN on how schools, news media, and entertainment industry have failed women leaders.
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Put on your earphones and listen to this fascinating interview with ESI Design founder Edwin Schlossberg on Design Matters with Debbie Millman.
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A seven-foot-high portrait of Vladimir Putin composed of thousands of spent bullet casings from the Eastern Ukraine war front was among the highlights.
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More than 100 business leaders gathered at the New York Stock Exchange in New York City for the Women in Corporate Leadership Initiative.
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Take a look at how ESI Design reimagines the traditional office lobby by using algorithms to create trippy art that is wowing workers.
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PKPR secured a great interview with Trint founder and CEO Jeff Kofman for Lifehacker’s How I Work.
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The Tenement Museum launched Your Story, Our Story, an online exhibit featuring 3,000 family objects telling stories of immigration.
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PKPR placed a profile of SWAAY Media founder Iman Oubou in Ozy, which highlighted her as one of its Rising Stars.
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Connected devices and toys like the Amazon Echo and Hello Barbie are on track to be this season’s hottest gifts. But how can shoppers make sure they’re buying gadgets that aren’t going to spy on their kids or get their friends hacked? Building on its mission to help consumers protect their privacy and security Mozilla […]
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PKPR secured coverage for this innovative program in a range of outlets including Governing Magazine, CityLab, and PSFK.
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With immigration dominating the national debate, PKPR worked with The Tenement Museum to develop a thought leadership strategy.
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Mozilla Foundation’s Executive Director Mark Surman appeared on this week’s episode of Slate’s If Then podcast to how Mozilla is working to build a healthier Internet by engaging consumers in issues like Net Neutrality and encouraging manufacturers to build privacy features into connected devices.
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To demonstrate how accurate automated speech recognition has become, Trint tested its speech-to-text algorithm on several politicians.
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SWAAY Media founder appeared on the Harry Connick Jr. Show today to discuss how she set out to change the way women are portrayed in the media.
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With immigration dominating the national conversation, a major new permanent exhibit will be opening at The Tenement Museum.
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Check out reporter Stav Ziv’s terrific preview in today’s am New York of the Tenement Museum’s new evening series.
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The Telly Awards unveiled new branding and leadership, the first steps in a series of significant changes to revitalize the 38-year-old award.
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Mozilla Foundation executive director Mark Surman appeared on BBC Marketplace Morning Report which airs on public radio stations throughout the U.S. to discuss the state of Internet health and what Mozilla is doing to fight fake news online harassment, privacy breaches and more.
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PKPR secured an exclusive with ARTnews, the oldest and most widely circulated art magazine in the world, on how POBA helped a New Jersey single mom.
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Ed Schlossberg of ESI Design has been obsessed with developing games that large groups of people can play together in the same space.
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Richard Attias + French economist Jacques Attali are the co-founders of the first-ever Global Positive Forum in Paris on September 1st.
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New York City streets and parks served as a giant testing ground for ESI Design as it tried out its newest games at this past weekend’s outdoor extravaganza.
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When paparazzo Gene Spatz died in 2003, he left behind a trove of more than 50,000 stunning photos of New York City street life, culture and nightlife.
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A $27 million fund aimed at ensuring that artificial intelligence is developed in the public interest has announced its round of funding: $7.6 million.
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Irish novelist, journalist, and essayist Colm Tóibín will receive the 2017 Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award.
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For today’s Internet Wide Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality Mozilla tapped into the oddly addictive Slow TV phenomenon with an epic, 9-hour video spoof. The offbeat but surprisingly effective video features 9 hours of real-time footage of ordinary things like chickens grazing and clouds rolling as a narrator reads a soothing and seemingly […]
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The Tenement Museum announced this week that Kevin Jennings, the co-founder of GLSEN, has been named their new president.
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Albertine, the acclaimed bookshop of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, launched the Albertine Prize.
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PKPR placed in depth stories on Springboard’s powerful NEA case study in outlets including ThinkProgress, Vice’s Creators, and The Art Newspaper.
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