Katie Hinderer

Katie Hinderer is a freelance writer, social media enthusiast and the editor of our Tiger Print blog. She holds a degree in Journalism from Marquette University and worked as a business reporter for a number of years in New York City before taking up freelance work full time. She now contributes to a number of online publications and maintains her own fashion blog at www.ModlyChic.com.


TV and the manipulation of emotions

Katie Hinderer | 19 May 2012
In my opinion, too many people allow their emotions to be manipulated by the externals of a TV show – the costume, the scenery, the music, the fluttery feeling you have when two of your favorite characters are together. Not enough viewers look critically at these shows. Not enough step back and consider how they would truly feel if this happened to them.


The politics of clothing choices

Katie Hinderer | 16 May 2012
As a fashion blogger, I certainly am interested in what Michelle Obama was wearing on the Jay Leno show (a J. Crew sweater) or what Ann Romney wears while campaigning with her husband. At the same time I don’t think these clothing items should be fodder for personal ire with a candidate or his wife.


Thinspo inspiration is anything but

Katie Hinderer | 8 May 2012
My value comes from more than a side-by-side comparison to a complete stranger or even a good friend. My value is from being human, from working hard, from loving others, from being one small cog in this wheel of the world. It saddens me to see how many people feel they aren't beautiful or worthwhile unless they are thin.


Fifty Shades isn't really so grey

Katie Hinderer | 5 May 2012
Fifty Shades of Grey is about to be 50% harder to avoid – or worse. Now, the best-selling ebook, which is nothing more than pornography thinly veiled as ‘literature,’ now has a movie deal.


What I learned as a year-old indie author

Katie Hinderer | 3 May 2012
As I debated the indie route for my second book, I realized this year has taught me a lot about the entire process. Here’s what I've learned during my first year as an indie author.


SM: Chance to connect with people we would have never known

Katie Hinderer | 11 Apr 2012
In all honesty I would say I have a number of friends thanks to social media. These are friends I have not met. They are people I would not have ever been in touch with if social media didn’t exist.


SM: Easier access to research, documents

Katie Hinderer | 9 Apr 2012
We don’t have to take the information that someone else is summarizing for us, we can go a search and find the original documents ourselves.


SM: A return to the classics

Katie Hinderer | 6 Apr 2012
Most people I know wish they had more time to read good literature. With the internet and social media it is even easier to make sure I get in that bit of culture.


Why I like The Hunger Games

Katie Hinderer | 2 Apr 2012
From the moment I found myself engrossed in the book I have had a love for The Hunger Games. And while I will admit that I was disappointed with the end of the series, I think this is an excellent young adult series.


SM: Maintaining contact across great distances

Katie Hinderer | 1 Apr 2012
Usually when I give social media presentations and I ask people to list the positive aspects the first, and often only, good thing people name is the ability to keep in touch over great distances.

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