Posts Tagged "Sony Entertainment Television"

Ever Wondered What It’s Like Backstage at the Women 2.0 Conference?

March 16, 2013 – 3:00 pm

Sony Entertainment Television pulls back the curtain on the recent Women 2.0 conference, interviewing speakers backstage and talking with Women 2.0 co-founder Shaherose Charania about her story.  By Jessica Stillman (Editor, Women 2.0) What goes on backstage at a tech conference? If you’ve ever wondered what the speakers were talking about after they left the [...]

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Sneak Peek: Backstage at the Women 2.0 Conference

March 14, 2013 – 8:55 am

Sony Entertainment Television was at the recent Women 2.0 conference interviewing speakers backstage and talking with Women 2.0 co-founder Shaherose Charania – the resulting show airs Saturday (but a sneak preview is out now).  By Jessica Stillman (Editor, Women 2.0) What goes on backstage at a tech conference? If you’ve ever wondered what the speakers [...]

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