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Day #24: Toronto + Ottawa + Las Vegas + Waterloo (Conferences and Speaking Engagements)

I don’t want to make this a shameless self-promotion type of blog post, but I just realized that I will be very busy in the next few months. I started saying yes to things and suddenly I am fully booked until May. If I was ever worried about the move to Toronto negatively affecting my [...]

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Day #23: How I Feel About The Dragon as an Honorary Rooster…

Kung Hei Fat Choy! Today we are celebrating the beginning of the year of the Dragon. No matter if your horoscope says that it’s going to be a good year for you, when it comes to Chinese culture, the tale seems more important than the actual outcome. I am not an expert in Chinese culture, I [...]

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Day #21: A Winter Day @ The Park

I often hear from my fellow Brazilian friends that I won’t survive the winter in Toronto. No matter if they’re living in Rio or Vancouver, my peeps believe that I will pack up and leave town as soon as the “real” Toronto winter arrives. Uhu… Let’s see… We have a great park close to home [...]

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Day #20: Why Would I Want to Be a Professor?

I got really close to putting in an application for a PhD program this year. I mostly gave up on embarking on a long journey for a Doctorate degree based on the lack of opportunities available to recent graduates and my curiosity of what’s to come in the industry. Unfortunately, I believe that a PhD would [...]

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Day #19: The Day The Internet Went on Strike…

The internet went on strike yesterday. For 24 hours, Wikipedia, Reddit and thousands of other websites blacked out their content to raise awareness around SOPA (the “Stop Online Piracy Act”) and PIPA (the “Protect Intellectual Property Act”). Independent media and content producers currently believe that corporations will use both bills to regulate the distribution of [...]

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Day #18: A #WordlessWednesday

MadameHeringer.com is against SOPA and PIPA and recommends that you learn more about these two bills ASAP.  Dundas Square, Toronto, Canada.  

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Veronica Heringer is a multimedia professional experienced in developing marketing strategies for TV, radio, print and online platforms. Originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she has been living in Canada since 2006. Veronica is a declared Social Media junkie and the master mind behind MadameHeringer.com. She is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Media Production at Ryerson University and developing research in digital marketing and audience engagement.
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