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Karen Ho

New York
As seen in: WNET-TV (New York, NY), Color Research & Application, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), GQ, Refinery29, Columbia Journalism Review, Route Fifty, RealClear Science, Open Canada, The Poly Post, Robb Report Australia and New Zealand
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BMW Just Unveiled A New 3.0 CSL That Reimagines The M Division’s First Car

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By Bryan Hood , Karen Ho, Abby Montanez , Howard Walker
| Robb Report Australia and New Zealand
BMW couldn’t let the M division’s 50th anniversary go by without a trip back in time. The German automaker has just unveiled a limited-edition tribute to the car that started it all—the 3.0 CSL. The modern version of the division’s most famous model even comes with a manual transmission, making it an enthusiast’s dream car. The original 3.0 CSL, or Coupe Sport Lightweight, debuted in 1972, the same year that BMW M was founded.
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From The Ritz Carlton To Four Seasons, These 5-Star Hotels Are Now Launching Cruise Ships

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By Michael Verdon , Karen Ho, Howard Walker
| Robb Report Australia and New Zealand
Between now and 2025, the ideas of what constitutes a hotel, a superyacht and a cruise ship will grow increasingly murky thanks to new vessels setting sail under the flags of such well-known hospitality brands as the Ritz Carlton, Belmond, Aman and, most recently, Four Seasons. The goal: to commandeer business from conventional charter superyachts by convincing brand loyalists that their vessels will be better kitted out than traditional charters while remaining small enough to feel exclusive.
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A film festival increases press diversity, but challenges remain

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By Karen Ho
| Columbia Journalism Review
Analysis By Karen K. Ho, CJR September 13, 2019 Last year, the Toronto International Film Festival made a pledge that at least 20 percent of its media passes would go to under-represented journalists—women, people of color, LGBTQIA+ writers, and people with disabilities. It also created a media mentorship program, aimed at increasing access for critics and reporters who fall under that umbrella.
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