Benchmarking File: A uniform merger
Constant—and consistent—communication smoothed the way for the then-largest law firm merger to date
Constant—and consistent—communication smoothed the way for the then-largest law firm merger to date
If social media intimidates you, get over it. This technology is here to stay.
Theresa Wellbourne thinks annual employee surveys are worthless. She says you ought to take employees’ pulse every week.
Content managers who attended our Web conference report on what they learned at Ragan’s 3rd annual Web Content Management Conference.
It’s easy. Don’t shortchange your employees—literally.
A few opinions that all communicators ought to be able to get behind
After restructuring, Digital Equipment Corp.tries to get employees working together again to help the customer.
Content managers share the biggest successes to help you plan for 2006
This is the first in an occasional series of entries from a real-life speechwriter recently laid off from a major corporation. Here he talks about how he lost his job; in upcoming issues, he'll tell us about his job search and what he learns along the way. For obvious reasons, he chooses to remain anonymous, but SN can put any interested parties in touch with him.
RR's pro panel talks about what they want to be when they grow up
Two Web sites illustrate this key lesson in communication
On communicating in the face of multiple Chapter 11 reorganizations, labor negotiations and intense media scrutiny
Members of RR's pro panel choose sides over two columnists' disagreement in the unending debate of tactics vs. strategy
Dow CEO Andrew Liveris gets thousands of hits, dozens of comments and has just the right tone for a blog.