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The 2013 TIME 100: The most influential people in the world.

(Cover Photograph by Mark Seliger for TIME)

Activist Malala Yousafzai appears on one of seven covers for our TIME 100 issue. Seliger says of his experience: “One of the most humbling and powerful experiences I’ve had as a photographer was my trip to Birmingham, England to photograph Malala. Although her name means ‘grief-stricken’, her eyes were filled with compassion.”

Malala Yousafzai was our inaugural Communicator of the Year at the 2013 PRWeek Awards.

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Malala, the Pakistani girl shot by the Taliban for advocating girls’ education, returned to school on Tuesday.

Photo: REUTERS/Edelman

Malala Yousafzai was named Communicator of the Year at this year’s PRWeek Awards.

The PRWeek team in all our finery at the 2013 PRWeek Awards.

The Kwittken + Company team hit the dance floor in full force after the PRWeek Awards ceremony, and Kwittken senior account executive Jon Brubaker started the world’s next dance craze. Move over, Gangnam Style.

To mark International Women’s Day today, Dow Jones celebrates the evolution of women in business, charting some of the most talked-about female executives of the past decade in a multimedia initiative that includes a video and infographic (above). The data is powered by Dow Jones’ research and intelligence tool Factiva. The company mapped media mentions of 20 of the world’s top female executives, including Oprah Winfrey, Marissa Mayer, and Sheryl Sandberg, over the past ten years.

Women’s education and empowerment activist Malala Yousafzai was recognized for her influence as Communicator of the Year at last night’s PRWeek Awards.