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Patty Howard is an experienced writer, strategist, content developer, parent, and dog mom...
She holds an MBA and B.S in Communication with a certification in Journalism. In addition to her recognized work for NoCable.org News Magazine, Patty has produced over 6,000 pieces of published online content. She has experience with SEO content, copywriting, blog posting, technical articles, and AP format. Her list of current and past clients include: Cagle Enterprises; Top Marketing Strategies; Gringo Group Apps, Inc.; Page Traffic; Content Management Solutions; the Inquisitr; GigLoft LLC, The Health Sciences Academy, and an extensive amount of piece work. Patty has just been accepted into a doctoral program and plans on continuing her education into other areas of study in the future.
In a small corner of the internet, in an IP address far, far away - there are other organizations fighting for your right to navigate the open web without having to share your personal information. This makes us happy.
At cloaked, we see you. While we each have personal stories and struggles of invasions of privacy, today we are acknowledging the specific hardships women, and any who identify as women, have experienced in their lives. When B. was asked to share her phone number while working at a local restaurant, there was an awkward moment of silence.
As a career marketer, my original passion (and degree) is often overlooked in favor of strategy and content production. However, I have a love for improving internal communication - and this all starts with active listening.
When we decided to implement our new and improved cluster strategy, we didn't go into it blind. Everyone at PubLoft had done their due diligence in researching and designing an approach to strategy that had the best chance of yielding serious results.
At a Goldman Sachs media investor conference earlier this month, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson proved that even executives put their feet in their mouths sometimes. He intended to share some of AT&T's future plans for HBO, but instead presented a poor analogy that left some consumers a little less than impressed.
In December 2016, the tiny town of Bunker Hill, Indiana made national news when its entire police force walked off the job. A year later, their luck doesn't seem to be changing. On December 8, the town fired the man that they had chosen to replace the original force amidst allegations of criminal activity.
News Jeffrey Dahmer is a name that is synonymous with fear and the most horrific crimes imaginable. In 1991, Dahmer was arrested for the grisly murders of 17 young men. What the authorities recovered in his apartment would place him among the ranks of some of the most deranged individuals of all time.