NY Editors gathered to celebrate mediabistro.com's new deal with LexisNexis... and to party down. The ever-stylish editorial elite met at Katra for an exquisite mix & mingle. mediabistro.com got the ball rolling by picking up the first round, and the editors ran with it from there. Thanks to everyone for joining our celebration!
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At Katra, April 10, 2007
Photos by Joseph Silva
The spot.
The scene.
McGraw-Hill Education editor Jessica Clegg and Nielsen Media online editor Alex Cahill.
NYC & Company copy editor Jennifer Rotner, NYC & Company editorial services director Alexis Tonti, and American Museum of Natural History marketing associate Joshua Schnakenberg.
New York Times reporter Allen Salkin and Ilana Arazie from the Associated Press.
Star reporter Shira Levine, US reporter Mary Park, and mediabistro.com host Patrick Taliaferro.
Freelance editor Michael Paoli, freelance writer Aimee Rinehart, McMahon Publishing scientific editor Lisa Gill, and Hundreds of Heads books writer/ editor Andrea Syrtash.
The Crowd.
Fresh Angles director Atul Patel and Gena Dry, author of The Five Questions You Must Ask Your Therapist.
Contributing editor Jean Tang and Project X-Ray copy writer Christopher Diakopoulos.
Del Rey Books editor-at-large Jim Minz.
Editors everywhere!
Artinfo.com assistant editor Magdalene Perez, Psychology Today news editor Matthew Hutson, and Photo District News news editor Daryl Lang.
New York Post film critic Kyle Smith, Family Circle associate health editor Bethany Gumper, and Family Circle associate editor Stephanie Pfeffer.
Institutional Investor News reporter Cathy Cunningham and Institutional Investor News associate reporter Andrea Toochin.
TradeWinds US Correspondent Bob Rust, Scholastic Inc.'s Jack Silbert, and Scholastic Inc.'s Romall Smalls.
Merriment!
Hundreds of Heads Books writer/ editor Andrea Syrtash and freelance editor Michael Paoli.
John Wiley & Sons editor Dawn Antoline, Wolters Kluwer Health associate editor Michelle Hogan, and Cherished Communications principal Sherry Belman.
