academic work
“The Professor Is In: Ric Kolenda,” Opportunitas, Jan. 6, 2021, Pace University - “Wilson Faculty Fellows: 2020–2021,” Opportunitas, Pace University
- “Tackling the Pandemic: Dyson College researchers are taking on COVID-19 from a variety of perspectives,” Dyson College Digest, Fall 2020, Pace University
- “Electric Scooters: Regulation Breakdown,” by Kirstin Anderson-Hall,
Brandon Bordenkircher & Riley L. O’Neil, Twelve Tone Consulting, July 9, 2018. - “2018’s Best & Worst Cities for Recreation,” by Adam McCann
- “Are Central Cities More Creative? Exploring the Locational Decisions of Creative Industries,” by Yaxi Deng, Chicago Policy Review, March 15, 2013.
- “Charting the Contingent Workforce,” The Briefing, Spring-Summer 2012.
- “Study suggests new policies needed to address America’s growing contingent workforce,” AYSPS The Briefing, May 1, 2011.
- “Recreating the Creative Industry in New Orleans,” by Elisabeth Best, Pacific Standard (formerly Miller-McCune), August 24, 2010.
hospitality industry issues
- “Public or private? Beach town backs effort to open clubs,” by Sam Scott, Wilmington Star-News, March 17, 2003.
- “Hospitality chief wants to change liquor laws”, Wilmington Star-News, February 16, 2003.
community indicators
- “Progress Board would think about broader scope of region,” Wilmington Star-News, December 6, 2002.
technology & cultural industry issues
“PANMA: Philly’s oldest surviving web meetup group spurred the meetup revolution,” by
- “Multimedia association co-founder keeps it new,” by Peter Key, Philadelphia Business Journal, January 5, 2001.
- “Technology groups discover a symbiosis,” by Fern Sternberg, Philadelphia Inquirer, January 4, 1999.
- “Making a home for New Media,” by Andrew Cassell, Philadelphia Inquirer, June 9, 1997.
- “Designing Webmen: Meet the city’s hottest cyberartists,” by Kent Steinriede, Philadelphia Weekly, April 17, 1996. (cover story, right)
- “Campus Life; Teaching Assistants Looking to Unions,” New York Times, April 22, 1990.
“New Media”
- “What is new media? Why should you care?”, as a guest columnist, December 1998.
- “1998 holiday shopping: e-commerce comes of age”, February 1999.
- “New-media ‘techies’ seek different rewards”, March 1999.
- “Click here for the state of online advertising”, April 1999.
- “From e-mail to banners, online ads evolve”, May 1999.
- “We need our own new media hangout”, June 1999.
- “Internet video flowing quickly down the Stream”, July 1999.
- “XML: The next generation of Web development”, September 1999.
- “Infonautics, Diginexus put XML in action”, October 1999.
- “Choose where you invest your labor wisely”, November 1999.
- “Philadelphia’s new media stew”, January 2000.
- “The Mayor’s E-Commerce Commission one year later”, March 2000.
- “There’s still no such thing as a free lunch”, May 2000.
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