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Tag Archives: planned television arts
MC for Project Linus
MC staff gathered yesterday to create blankets in support of Project Linus, a non-profit organization that aims to provide a sense of warmth and security to seriously ill, traumatized or otherwise in need children through the gift of new, handmade … Continue reading
Posted in General, publishing
Tagged charity, nonprofits, philanthropy, planned television arts, planned tv arts, project linus
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Book Blogger Appreciation Week (BBAW)
Today marks the beginning of the 4th annual Book Blogger Appreciation Week. The cyber event takes place through Friday September 16, and includes things like book blogging challenges, giveaways, guest blogs for the BBAW blog, and awards. MEDIA CONNECT would … Continue reading
Posted in publishing, Social Media
Tagged bbaw, book blogger appreciation week, book bloggers, books, planned television arts, publishing, reviews
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MC Does FNO
Too many abbreviations? No worries. Yesterday, September 8, was New York Fashion Week’s annual Fashion’s Night Out and one of our clients, the lovely Eila Mell, had a book signing at New York luxury hub Bergdorf Goodman during its Fashion’s … Continue reading
Posted in Media, publishing
Tagged bergdorf goodman, edward tricomi, eila mell, fashion, fashions night out, lauren ezersky, nanette lepore, narciso rodriguez, new york, new york fashion week, phillip bloch, planned television arts, thakoon panichgul
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Fashions Night Out
MC has the great fortune to be working with Eila Mell on her book, New York Fashion Week: The Designers, the Models, the Fashions of the Bryant Park Era and would love to share an invitation with its followers to … Continue reading
Posted in Media, publishing, Social Media
Tagged bergdorf goodman, bryant park, eila mell, fashion night out, fashions night out, narciso rodriguez, new york fashion week, new york fashion week book, planned television arts, thakoon panichgul
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MC Summer Outing: Museum of the Moving Image
MC has a strong workplace culture. We boast a close, collaborate environment, and work hard year-round to deliver top-quality media placements. By the time summer rolls around, we’ve more than earned summer Fridays, and most important of all, our annual … Continue reading
Posted in General, publishing
Tagged Astoria, Fraggle Rock, Jim Hensen, Kaufman Astoria Studios, Museum of the Moving Image, new york, planned television arts, Queens, Sesame Street, Sleeper, State Island Yankees, Staten Island, Staten Island Ferry, Studio Square, Woody Allen
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Schmoozing with Henry Winkler
I had the pleasure of spending my Monday with Henry Winkler (actor, author, director, producer), and he was nice enough to shoot a 2-minute iPad video with me before his appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman. Not a … Continue reading
Posted in General, Media, publishing
Tagged alexandra kirsch, David Letterman, Hank Zipzer, Henry Winkler, I've Never Met an Idiot on the River, planned television arts, The Late Show
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BEA Interview with Author Adam Mansbach
Book Expo America was an author and star — or rather star-turned-author — studded event this year. After aisle grazing for a few hours, we happened upon author Adam Mansbach, whose most recent book, Go the F**k to Sleep has … Continue reading
Posted in publishing
Tagged adam mansbach, akashic books, authors, book expo america, books, galleycat, go the f**k to sleep, hillary buckholtz, i'm remembering, interviews, planned television arts
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