Mayor Bill de Blasio to open Internet Week NY
Marking his first major address to New York City’s technology industry, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will deliver the opening keynote for IWNY.
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Marking his first major address to New York City’s technology industry, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will deliver the opening keynote for IWNY.
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Read More →PKPR booked filmmaker Tiffany Shlain on MSNBC to discuss the National Day of Unplugging and how her family takes a break from technology.
Read More →Matter, the San Francisco-based incubator dedicated to changing media for good, hosted a Demo Day in New York City.
Read More →To establish a model for sustaining quality, story-driven public radio shows, PRX launched Radiotopia, a network of emerging and established talent.
Read More →Moleskine is the only non-tech company included on Fast Company’s 2014 list of the Most Innovative Companies in Productivity.
Read More →A crowd-funded, pop-up artists colony in a Kansas church, a nonprofit helping artists, unveiled earlier this month.
Read More →PKPR managed the red carpet for the 66th Annual Writers Guild Awards in New York City on February 1st.
Read More →For the second year in a row, PKPR spearheaded a social media campaign for Moleskine for National Handwriting Day on January 23rd.
Read More →At the Clinton Health Matters conference in Palm Springs, the Knight Foundation announced $2.2 million in funding for seven startups.
Read More →PKPR secured coverage of SZaidi winning her first Children’s Prize in major international outlets from The New York Times to the Associated Press.
Read More →To celebrate the Simpon’s 25th season, Moleskine last week unveiled a limited edition Simpsons notebook.
Read More →As part of its annual Arts and Nonprofits Report, Crain’s New York published an in depth profile of Fractured Atlas and its founder Adam Huttler.
Read More →Check out this fantastic behind-the-scenes look at immersive downtown theater hit Speakeasy Dollhouse by Cool Hunting.
Read More →Ashton Kutcher, Google, and Omidyar Network are among the top investors leading a $430 million funding surge in startups.
Read More →PKPR is thrilled to be working with entrepreneur and philanthropist Ted Caplow, who founded the $1 million Caplow Children’s Prize.
Read More →This week’s issue of Backstage features a full-page profile and photo of Fractured Atlas founder and executive director Adam Huttler.
Read More →In celebration of the centennial of Marcel Proust’s Swann’s Way, dozens of French and American artists participated in a weeklong live reading of the classic.
Read More →Canstruction, the world’s coolest art competition and food drive, once again transformed Brookfield Place into pop art wonderland.
Read More →Aiming to give small- and mid-size arts organizations the same tech and marketing power as major cultural institutions, Fractured Atlas unveiled Artful.ly
Read More →For today’s announcement, PKPR placed an exclusive story with the Wall Street Journal’s Lora Kolodny.
Read More →PRX and The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) this week debuted a pilot for public radio’s first-ever investigative reporting series.
Read More →French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius presented author Philip Roth with the insignia of Commander of the Legion of Honor.
Read More →We dare you to watch this fantastic WABC-TV preview of the 2013 DUMBO Arts Festival and not want to put on your bubbles head down to the Brooklyn waterfront.
Read More →With the fall theater season kicking into gear, PKPR continues to secure ongoing coverage for Speakeasy Dollhouse.
Read More →Brooklyn Community Supported Art + Design (CSA+D) gives New Yorkers the opportunity to purchase shares in exchange for artwork
Read More →Wendell Berry, the novelist, essayist, poet, farmer, and activist, will receive the 2013 Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award.
Read More →Moleskine is one of the most popular and trusted brands when it comes to helping people be more creative, productive, and organized.
Read More →Matter’s first class of six media startups traveled from San Francisco to New York City this week to demonstrate their products and services.
Read More →The third annual Lowdown Hudson Blues Festival at Brookfield Place featured two days of free music with the legendary B.B. King.
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