Dyscern is a recognized leader in recycled and refurbished consumer electronics. Our founder will occasionally get called on for press interviews, particularly on eBay-related topics.

For press inquiries, please contact Cheryl Squadrito at cheryl@dyscern.com.

• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
  MSNBC Presents "Your Business"
  18 January, 2009

• Cash-Saving Gadgets
  New York Daily News
  Page 32
  8 December, 2008

• The Bright Side: Deep Discounts From Retailers
  The Wall Street Journal
  Page D01
  13 November, 2008

• Jennifer Canty on eBay Radio
  eBay Radio
  10 October, 2008

• eBay Goes to Washington
  eBay Ink Blog
  30 September, 2008

• Dyscern eBay Promotional Video
  September, 2008

• Dyscern's Bill Frischling on online marketplaces
  eConsultancy
  13 May, 2008

• On eBay, A Little Less Conversation
  The Washington Post
  Page D01
  10 April, 2008

• Vandercook Lake grad heads fast-growing Internet business
  Jackson (MI) Citizen-Patriot
  Page D1
  13 January, 2008

• Pimp My iPod - Salvaging Gadgets Instead of Chucking Them
  The Lazy Environmentalist - Sirius Channel 114
  14 January, 2008

• American Express Plum Card Commercial
  American Express Commercial Featuring Dyscern
  December, 2007

• A Feeding Frenzy For Foreign Shoppers: Weak Dollar Means Increased Tourism, Retail Sales For U.S. Metro Areas
  CBS Evening News
  27 November, 2007

• Working Woman: Jennifer Canty
  WJLA - ABC 7 News - Interview by Alison Starling
  25 November, 2007

• Holiday Hoarders Rake It In Online: Thanks To The Internet A New Breed Of Retailers Is Thriving. Meet The E-Tailers
  CBS Evening News
  23 November, 2007

• Email Marketing for eBay Sellers and Online Retailers
  Auctionbytes
  18 November, 2007

• How to Hack the Holidays and Score the Best Deals Online
  Wired News
  9 November, 2007

• A Digital Mom and Pop: As Web Retailer Expands, Growing Pains Emerge
  The Washington Post
  1 October, 2007, Page D01
  The Post: Photo Gallery

• Supply On Demand: Powersellers, ramp up your sales with eBay's reseller marketplace
  Entrepreneur Magazine
  1 September, 2007

• Dyscern LLC Named to 2007 Inc. 500 List of America's Fastest Growing Private Companies
  6th Fastest Growing Retailer in the United States; Highest Ranking eBay Powerseller on the Inc. 500
  Press Release
  23 August, 2007
  This was printed as follows
  • Inc Magazine
  • Auctionbytes
  • eBay Strategies
  • ChannelAdvisor

• Erika Dickstein Named Vice President, Marketing at Dyscern LLC
  Press Release
  06 August, 2007

• Five Tips for eBay Sellers
  WebProNews
  14 June, 2007

• Dyscern Selects Parature On-Demand Customer Support Software
  CRMToday
  14 June, 2007

• Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
  If you raised your hand, take a cue from 7 savvy entrepreneurs who used eBay to build million-dollar businesses.
  Entrepreneur Magazine
  May, 2007

• ChannelAdvisor CEO and Top Customers to Present at Cowen and Company's Internet Conference on December 7, 2006
  BusinessWire
  28 November, 2006

• Mom-and-Pops, All Grown Up
  To Survive, Online Sellers Evolve Into Full-Time, High-Stress Businesses
  The Washington Post
  23 November, 2006
  This article was reprinted as follows:
  • The Denver Post
  • The Philadelphia Inquirer
  • The Commercial Appeal (Memphis)
  • Fort Wayne (IN) Journal-Gazette
  • Hartford Courant
  • MSNBC
  • Nashua (NH) Telegraph
  • Oregon Mail Tribune
  • Reading (PA) Eagle
  • Fort Worth Star-Telegram
  • Kankakee (IL) Daily Journal

• Improve Customer Support by Decreasing Email via a Successful Knowledge Base
  ParaTrooper Newsletter - Parature
  11 November, 2006

• Sterling Power Seller
  WTTG - Fox 5 DC News - Interview by Karen Meyers
  29 June, 2006
  
  

  Interview with Jennifer Canty by Karen Meyers (4:29)

  • Windows Media | YouTube

Karen Meyers Live at Dyscern's Warehouse (4:08)

• Windows Media | YouTube

• Dyscern LLC to Donate 10% of All Sales to Hurricane Katrina Relief
  Press Release
  7 September, 2005

• How to Create Bidding Frenzies
  Entrepreneur Magazine
  31 August, 2005

• Less Career Satisfaction For Women M.B.A.s
  The Wall Street Journal
  9 February, 2004