Emily Goligoski writes about San Francisco arts and culture after getting an early start in trends reporting publishing the Gollie’s Follies newsletter in grade school in the cultural hotbed of Toledo, Ohio. She covered theater and arts for the student-run publication NYou during journalism school at Northwestern University and wrote as a health reporter for the daily newspaper Cape Times in South Africa. After working as an interactive producer for the advertising agency Venables Bell & Partners and as a digital strategist for Ogilvy PR, she is now part of online publishing company Federated Media’s strategic programs group.
Goligoski conducts video interviews with female company founders for the technology and entrepreneurship organization Women 2.0 and publishes a monthly Notes on Design column about noteworthy creators. Her work has been published on the Huffington Post, Mashable, DivineCaroline, and Josh Spear.
She can be reached at em[at]emilygoligoski[dot]com.
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handmade portraits: black-eyed suzie (etsy) « I was there last night added these pithy words on Mar 06 09 at 8:18 pm[...] handmade portraits: black-eyed suzie (etsy) 6 03 2009 Hat tip: Emily Goligoski [...]
Ana Maria Osorio added these pithy words on Feb 25 08 at 6:43 pmLOVING YOUR BLOG!Please invite me to all the cool stuff you do!
here is something I did while I was at school:
http://current.com/items/76425002_geisha
emily w added these pithy words on Jul 26 08 at 6:45 pmEG, I was recently given a pound of Ritual Coffee from our friend Ms. M Thompson after she was very thoughtfully sent one by you. In honor of this coffee chain, I have just sent a pound to my grandma as she is a true coffee-aholic. An intergenerational coffee tree of sorts… I will report back her thoughts! Thanks for the smooth recommendation. Hope life is good. And keep up the great training work. Hope to see you next time I am around town (mid-August)
Sam Mandel added these pithy words on Aug 04 08 at 11:09 pmHi Emily, I saw you post elsewhere about the freight baggage backpack and how hard they are to find–having been through the same thing myself I wanted to point you in the direction of the backpacks made by Chrome, which seem very high quality although a bit short on pockets, and much more available than the elusive Poh products. I had a bad experience with a Manhatten Portage bag, but that may not be a general issue.
Dave Harding added these pithy words on Feb 19 09 at 8:40 pmHi Emily. I found you through your post on Ink Dish over at Josh Spear. I wanted to say thanks for picking us out and let you know that I was just in San Fran and we are now available at Propeller over on Hayes. And in a random note Paul Timman, the tattoo artist who designed the plates is also from Toledo, Ohio. If you ever want to interview him or have a chat about the old days in Toledo I would be happy to pass on his contact info. All the best-
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