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Ann Friedman

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September 29, 2015
Ann Friedman
How (and Why) Do You Create a Personal Brand?
A Twitter conversation with Ann Friedman
September 29, 2015
Ann Friedman
Me, Inc.
The paradoxical, pressure-filled quest to build a “personal brand.”
February 5, 2015
Ann Friedman
Even Kim Gordon Doesn't Have It All
When a riot grrrl grows up
October 4, 2014
Ann Friedman
How the Pill Overcame Impossible Odds And Found a Place in Millions of Women’s Purses
April 4, 2014
Ann Friedman
HBO's 'Silicon Valley' Is a Cynical Show with a Gooey Center
April 11, 2013
Ann Friedman
Home Ec.
The economic logic of the "new domesticity"
February 14, 2013
Ann Friedman
Cupid's Cursor
We're still trying to convince ourselves that online dating is OK
January 27, 2013
Ann Friedman
Hey "Ladies"
The unlikely revival of a fusty old label
September 24, 2012
Ann Friedman
The Me Meme: How Social Media Works—And Doesn’t

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