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DKNY’s blog, Notes on a City, adds to the ever-consistent image of the brand as New York City (NYC) packaged into wearable iconography. It adds much intimacy to the image as the articles go into great detail about the NYC fashion scene and explain the meaning behind its intricacies. Read More

When you consider how many people might be competing for the same position, it becomes extra important to nail that interview. How you handle the interview can mean the difference between getting hired and looking for yet another interview. Read More

Being an active member of a certain social networking site does not make you an expert or authority figure overnight. It takes time to build credibility. Read More

What can content marketers find out from observations of Tiger Woodss practicing golf to make their content better? And how can you implement the lessons that Tiger Woods has got to teach content marketers? Read More

This is when bloggers opt to activate the ‘auto-approve comments’ feature on their blogs. They leave their blogs’ comments sections open for all readers; after all, their blogs have achieved popularity. However, leaving the comments section is similar to an act of apathy, a sign of waning interest Read More

Leila Dewji from AcornBooks is doing coverage on the ground of the London Book Fair that's running until 13 April 2011. Get inside information/news on the publishing industry and stories from the lounges. Read More

Every blogger wants to be successful, but just what exactly is a successful blogger? How is success measured in the world of blogging? Some may say that a successful blogger is one whose blog has many followers. Read More

There are lots of similarities between publishing articles in print and online you may ask. The medium is different but the intent is the same. Read More

Taxpayers who previously adopted 419, 412i, captive
insurance or Section 79 plans are in big trouble.

In recent years, the IRS has identified many of these arrangements as abusive devices to funnel tax deductible dollars to shareholders and classified these arrangements as listed transactions." Read More

We've all seen it, someone drops the ball, something critical isn't done, we get into panic mode to fix the problem and move forward. Afterwards, there's possibly some finger pointing as people try to shift or assign blame. Or, unknowingly, two people independently complete the same task, followi Read More