The Way We Communicate: Pros and Cons
Categories: Lifestyle
Here are the pros and cons, dos and don’ts, and disclaimers of modern communication, from email to texts to Facebook pokes.
Inject Some Energy into your Emails
Categories: Business
Writing effective emails is an important part of both business and personal communication. Use some of these tips to pump up your outbox.
Social Technology: Are We Looking at the Wrong Price Tag?
Categories: Technology
While we love the idea of speaking three words to video-chat Grandma, is this type of technology making life easier, or just lazier?
Social Media is the New News
Categories: Internet Week
Social media is the way people are receiving and reacting to their news. The media isn’t a “them” anymore, we are the media.
Fat Bottomed Girls Make The Rockin’ World Go Round
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns
Fat people are people too – and they can be beautiful. Enter the Fat-o-sphere, where women can have curves and be proud.
How To Survive a Long Distance Relationship
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns
What if our heart lies somewhere else besides the state where our body is? Just because our generation is in a state of flux, doesn’t mean that we have to be loveless.
10 Questions for Christine, Millennial
Categories: The Interview
I’m the enthusiastic and ever-present Community Manager here at TNGG. My day job allows me to play with social media and advertising, but I’m also obsessed with good food, theatre, and travel. My life is impossibly hectic and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Soon, Your Smartphone will be Your BFF
Categories: Technology
If you’re not already addicted to your smart-phone, you soon will be. Seriously. Your smart-phone is or will soon be your best friend, your life support, and your go-to source for everything.
Could you be sharing too much online?
Categories: Technology
Eighty-one percent of babies have an online footprint. What? That’s crazy… Are we carried away with sharing information online?
The digital collateral of a well-dressed generation
Categories: Arts & Entertainment
Each season, fashion and all of its synonym-esque counterparts (style, clothing, apparel, attire, etc.) uphold the unique ability to convey an absolute brigade of cultural markers, status symbols, tangible creativity and inherent necessity. It comes as no surprise that American Millennials, who have been raised in a consumerism vacuum, are harnessing trend, commanding style, and spending more time, money and creative construct on what we wear than ever before.
