By: Maggie Maretz
Like many film editing companies, Engine Room Edit takes on all sorts of projects-including commercial, film, web, and promotional-but is unique in its level of involvement.
Metro, Business
‘Globe’ Plans To Alter Its Digital Businesses
By: Bennet Johnson
This past week, The Boston Globe laid out a new plan for its future that included a number of changes to its digital businesses.
Metro, Arts
Boston Student Film Festival Supports Young Filmmakers And Analyzes Their Work
By: Kelly Coleman
The Boston Student Film Festival (BSFF) will make its third annual appearance between Thursday and Saturday, March 20-22.
Metro, Column
Boston in the South
By: Bennet Johnson
Boston has a big influence outside of the New England bubble, though. One area with a distinct Bostonian flavor includes Fort Myers and Sanibel Island, Fla.-otherwise known as Boston South.
Metro, Food
Pier 6 Provides Seafood On The Waterfront
By: Clara Lee
Located at the end of the Freedom Trail and using only the freshest of ingredients from the sea, Charlestown’s Pier 6 presents its customers with all that Boston has to offer.
Metro, Column
Lessons From Emerson
By: Ryan Towey
BC may have something to learn from Emerson’s focus on educating their students in different cities around the country.
Boston, Metro
MassEquality Strives For More Inclusive St. Patrick’s Day Parade
By: Ryan Towey
MassEquality, the leading gay rights organization in the state of Massachusetts, today released the contents of a letter sent to the South Boston Allied War Veterans Council-the organizers of the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in South Boston-regarding the contention between the two groups that has marked the weeks leading up to the parade.
Column, Metro
Looking At ‘ZooMass’
By: Maggie Powers
A mutual understanding between the administration and the students to prevent a fiasco like the Blarney Blowout in the future is the concrete, positive response needed to once again shake the “ZooMass” reputation.
Metro
Walsh Outlines Plans for Boston to Compete in Global Community
By: Tricia Tiedt
In a recent address, Mayor Martin J. Walsh outlined his plans for asserting Boston’s status as a “word-class city,” which includes an effort to improve the city’s nightlife.
Metro
Local Startup ‘Sorry for Partying’ Recently Launched a New App
By: Ryan Towey
Run out of the apartment of its founder, the startup Sorry for Partying has seen astounding success without spending a single marketing dollar to date.
