Belinda Parmar

Honesty, Not Paid-off Celeb Tweets, Is The Best Policy

Nike, McDonalds, Snickers: our blogger asks that you please don’t pay Kim Kardashian to tweet you–make a product good enough to be tweeted about.

Honesty, Not Paid-off Celeb Tweets, Is The Best Policy

Advertisers Don’t Own Motherhood (Though They Might Want To)

A rant on the cult of the perfect-mom cliche in advertising.

Advertisers Don’t Own Motherhood (Though They Might Want To)

A New Approach To Drawing Women To Tech Careers

Luluvise, The First-Ever Social Network Exclusively For Women

Navigating The Tricky Terrain Of Gender-Related Communication Gaps

The Lady Geek’s Christmas Wishlist

Why Girls Don’t Want Careers In Tech

Apps That Empower Women

Five Things Every Woman Entrepreneur Should Know

5 Rules Of Marketing To Women

Should A Game Console Make Moms Feel Less Guilty About TV Time?

Will Women Chime.in?

It’s Time To Get Vigilant About Smartphone Security

Sugar and Spice: Unearthing the Gender Divide

Three cheers for Tech mums

Gag-Worthy Marketing Campaigns And The Technological Gender Divide

Does Sexualized Female Imagery Turn Women Off Gaming?

Lady Geek’s Best Bits From E3: Top 5

Xbox At E3: Taking The Next Steps

How Dell Supports Female Entrepreneurs

Impact

How New York can optimize its bold new building efficiency regulations

This tech quickly searches your blood for more than 1,400 pathogens

What to expect when New York bans plastic bags

Creativity

The casual fan’s guide to jumping into WeTV’s ridiculous guilty pleasure ‘Life After Lockup’

Born on February 29, 1936? Happy 21st birthday! Ryan Reynolds wants to buy you a drink

‘The Invisible Man’ is the techie film you didn’t see coming

Co.Design

These vibrant posters track the rise of China’s economic might

Semitrucks are about to look totally insane

Nap pods are here to make flying economy less dreadful

Work Life

This is how much exercise you need to get to see a benefit to your brain

How HR leaders are preparing for the Coronavirus

I asked experts to analyze my to-do lists. This is what they found