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Writing and Resources by Esther D. Kustanowitz
Do You Like – or Hate – the New Facebook?
Feb 17th
New is scary – who put my friends over there? – because you suddenly feel like you don’t know what’s going on in a territory that you might have known super-well before. But here’s why the new Facebook isn’t all that bad, from tech reporter Sarah Lane over at Current.
Esther’s Sessions at LimmudLA – Including Dates and Times
Feb 7th
Join me for my sessions at this weekend’s LimmudLA conference…. The Innovation Ecosystem: A 21st Century Organic Jewish Community Joshua Avedon, Yoni Gordis, Esther Kustanowitz, Naomi Less, Scott Perlo Saturday 12:30 PM–1:45 PM Identity and Responsibility, Teen Approved Over the past decade or so, the Jewish world has witnessed the emergence of a new landscape
Upcoming Events: 2010
Dec 21st
2010 is right around the corner, and I’m booking gigs in at least four cities. Be in touch to discuss ways in which I can help you improve your relationship with social media and creative content in 2010… January 21 – invitation-only Skills Building Workshop: Best Practices in Social Media (Los Angeles) February 12-15 –
“Finding Your Voice Online” – from Darim Online’s NNJ BootCamp
Dec 20th
Nnj Boot Camp Finding Your Voice View more presentations from Esther Kustanowitz.
November and December: Idol Chatterin’
Dec 17th
When it comes to the intersection between pop culture and spirituality (which sometimes means Judaism, specifically), my posts at Idol Chatter on Beliefnet run the gamut: from TV to music, from books to movies, from the Holocaust to the Family Guy to ABBA. Seriously. After my making a case in October for Don Draper being
Thanks, Google: Long-Lost Radio Transcript (Israel Radio)
Nov 23rd
In 2008, I attended the First International Jewish Bloggers Convention in Israel, sponsored by Nefesh B’Nefesh, an organizations that assists people who are making aliyah (moving to Israel). I was interviewed several times on the radio and in print, and one of those radio transcripts is available online. It’s kind of interesting to read it
Social Media Manifesto Takes Off on Twitter
Nov 20th
At this point, social media isn’t new. Some people have asked why I would even write something like this, which is so intuitive to people who live their lives in the www’s of the internet. And that itself is the answer: although the use of social media tools is growing in the world at large,
Celebrity Obituaries: John Hughes, Patrick Swayze
Oct 14th
Over the past few months, pop culturistas like me lost pieces of our cultural childhoods one at a time, each one adding to the devastation: no sooner were we moving past Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson, that we lost writer/director John Hughes and dancer/actor/not putting Baby in a cornerer Patrick Swayze. Hughes and Swayze, were
EstherK on the TV (or sometimes, “the YouTube”)
Sep 17th
Sure, I’m a writer by training, but I have other skills too. Check out my online video clips, with more to come shortly: The timeliest pieces first…Rosh Hashanah, Explained on Good Day NY High Resolutions: Facebook Guy Blink and you’ll miss me, but I do a dance cameo in the famous “Rosh Hashanah Girl” video.
June and July: Back in Israel Again…
Jun 17th
Another year’s gone by and it’s time for another ROI Summit. This year, in addition to all the behind-the-scenes prep work, I’m teaching 8 hours – that’s right, two sessions of 4 hours each – of social media workshops. Blogging Basics – Creativity, Conversation and Promotion This session provides an introduction to blogging creatively through
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