What’s on your desk? Lizards, gorillas and Shrutes, oh, my!
MyRaganites have their own take on feng shui—squirrel underpants, anyone?
MyRaganites have their own take on feng shui—squirrel underpants, anyone?
It would simply amaze you to know how similar the goals and business processes of HR, PR, marketing and communication departments are, says this corporate veteran and consultant.
Is your job writing top-down motivational messages? The new communicator may be in charge of supporting and enabling employees to produce their own content, says this editor.
Are you looking to develop widespread brand awareness or to form groups of articulate, energetic consumers who are passionate about your company’s products? These are two separate goals, asserts this expert.
Experts say companies have to be ready for ‘continuum of risk.’
How do you get communicators in marketing, PR and internal communications working enthusiastically on social media for their hospital? Set up a social media boot camp, and start with the basics.
The link-sharing site Diggs’ new CEO tells its user community ‘we’re deeply sorry’ after a bungled redesign enrages users; social media experts review his apology and Diggs’ attempts to regroup.
Need to distribute an array of information quickly? This platform could offer solutions.
As the acrimony over the new national health plan dies down, prominent hospitals, including the Mayo Clinic, are taking the lead in educating the public about what the new health bill means. Here’s how they’re doing it.
Why you must start telling employees months in advance that your website is being redesigned, why an employee focus group is an absolute necessity, and why food and drink go a long way to building acceptance.
Is this the worst internal communications idea you’ve ever heard of? Or is it a stroke of genius? And what is that red light supposed to symbolize? That your whole life stops if you’re laid off?
A shift in roles delivers a fresh perspective—and important guidelines for PR pros.
Chip maker’s information center encourages user participation and keys on social media connections.
Has the Golden Age of Proofread Publications passed? These days, the fastidious reader can’t and shouldn’t expect perfection even when flipping through The New York Times or Wall Street Journal.
Though both speak English, this husband and wife are sometimes lost in translation.