Here are a few of the feature articles assembled by Nancy’s flying fingers:

Musician/band interviews & articles

• Snow Patrol: Let it Snow
• Radiohead – Fade In
• Howie Day: The perfect time for Day
• The Secret Machines: On the road to Nowhere
• Rhymes with Ash
• She’s figuring it out: Lisa Marie Presley
• 10 Questions with Rob Thomas
• 10 Questions with Rob Dickinson, formerly of Catherine Wheel
• 10 Questions with Jewel
• 10 Questions with Lifehouse
• 10 Questions with James Blunt
• 10 Questions with Aqualung
• 10 Questions with Johnathan Rice
• 10 Questions with The O.C.’s Alexandra Patsavas
• The new Coldplay album is called… [2008]
• Trent Reznor on the beginning of the end for TVT Records (more…)

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. (more…)

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 with her four kids. (more…)

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. Sites launched in the first 18 months included Myria.com, ePregnancy.com, InteractiveParent.com, ChefMom.com & SheKnows.com (as well as some smaller related sites).

• The startup capital/investment: Zero. This was a shoestring startup venture, 100% sweat equity. (No outside investors even came into the picture until 2002.)

• For the first few years, the founders handled all aspects of site management: content generation, editing, design, coding, publicity, advertising & accounting.

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What does someone working in the insurance business in Southern Ohio have in common with someone fresh out of the music business and living in the San Francisco Bay Area? At first glance, you might think nothing. But in reality? Everything.

Despite their physical distance and disparate career paths, the two 20-something women mentioned shared three important traits. First, both were self-starters with a goal of working from home. Second, they were each mothers of two young daughters. And finally, the women were both very active on the still-nascent Internet.

Given such means, motive and opportunity, west-coaster Nancy Price and Midwesterner Betsy Bailey embarked on what truly became the adventure of a lifetime: They started their own company… despite never having met in person. (more…)