Jacqueline Parker has been writing editorial for the past 10 years for publications such as Lush Magazine, ellecanada.com, Cheek Magazine and Vervegirl magazine. She is also the owner and editor-in-chief of SoloMag.com, an online lifestyle magazine for single women. Jacqueline has worked in advertising with agencies such as DDB Canada, FCB, Bensimon Byrne and Sharpe Blackmore. She has also worked in public relations and corporate communications within DDB Canada and Cundari.
With more and more people watching TV on the Internet, reading magazines on their e-reader and playing games on their smart phone, the terms “old media” and “new media” are becoming meaningless. Jacqueline Parker reports on how smart brands…
Read on →If you are a journalist, and wish to have distribution for your ideas, and earn a living, you better figure out a way to become a brand because you’re going to have to do it yourself.
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