Meg Ryan

Broad Street Review — Women's History Month is rife with content celebrating the achievements of women, and classical music is no exception. Meg Ryan is cranky about it.

MarTech Today — How Josh Dzime-Assison helped build a martech stack to support a new reselling model. Also, it's still nearly impossible to get startup funding if you're not a college-educated white guy in your twenties.

Marketing Land — The proposed news bargaining code remains in suspense as Australia's Treasury department brings Facebook and publishers back to the table.

Retail Dive — Research + Ghostwriting This article is part of several I developed along with a paid media strategy aligning quarterly messaging and business goals with a campaign to introduce Wirecard to the North American market. On the surface, the rise of Europay, Mastercard and Visa (EMV) and contactless terminals has been a boon to major US retailers. The transition has been a smart move in particular for true brick-and-mortar shops, who wish to stay relevant by offering customers a more secure interface that merges their physical shopping experience with their digital one.

American Photo — Documenting Chernobyl's impact over generations, despite the risks to body and gear

Popular Photography — Person of the Crowd at the Barnes Foundation showcases classic performance and photo-based art and commissions new work live around the city.

Garden Design — Venerable horticulturist David Austin married old roses with modern hybrid tea roses to create the now-legendary English rose: hardy, delicate, and oh so fragrant.

American Photo — Conversation with photographer Elinor Carucci, author of "Closer," "Mother" and "Midlife"

American Photo — Trent Bell's prison portraits ask viewers to look inward

Popular Photography — Photographer Alec Soth explains how to make a career in photography while keeping true to your vision