Betsy’s bio
The official bio, short-length: Betsy Bailey is the co-founder and co-editor of Pregnancy & Baby, SheKnows, GeoParent and ChefMom.com, among others. She has also served as the editor-in-chief of four national print magazines. She lives with her husband and their six children in Arizona. The official bio, medium-length: Betsy Bailey graduated from The Ohio State University in 1991 with a...
Read MoreNancy’s bio
The official bio, short-length: Nancy J Price co-founded top-10 women’s interest website SheKnows.com in 1999, and now serves as the site’s Executive Editor. In the midst of starting several business and launching several award-winning websites, she also served as the editor-in-chief of two national print magazines. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she now lives in Arizona...
Read MoreWho we are: The soundbite version
Here’s a little Myria primer (in third person!) for those who just tuned in: Two work-at-home moms, Nancy Price & Betsy Bailey*, started their own corporation in 1998, despite living more than 2000 miles apart and never having met in person. The original company name: Myria Media, Inc. The business: Producing consumer content websites, primarily geared toward women & parents....
Read MoreArchive: Press release – SheKnows.com launch
Original press release dated August 15, 1999 New Web Portal Focuses on Internet Sites For and By Women Walnut Creek, California and Circleville, Ohio – While most search engines are scrambling to index the whole of the Web, one site is instead aiming to exclude the majority of what’s on the Internet. SheKnows.com (http://SheKnows.com), a new Web portal debuting this month, intends to...
Read MoreArchive: Press release – Myria.com turns 1
Original press release dated November 2, 2000 Web site for moms nurtures mind, body and spirit A woman doesn’t have to lose her identity when she becomes a mother. That’s what the women behind Myria Magazine (http://myria.com), a web site for mothers, believe. The site — created, financed and operated by two at-home moms — was profiled in the June 1999 issue of Redbook...
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