Facebook’s ‘Sponsored Stories’ outperform standard ads
You might be part of a company’s advertising campaign and not even know it.
You might be part of a company’s advertising campaign and not even know it.
Swedish Medical Center creates open negotiations blog, live-streams knee surgery and films a doctor lacing up football with a robotic device.
On this month’s IBF Live broadcast, the hosts wondered whether it’s worthwhile for intranets and their various sections to have catchy titles.
Many CEOs don’t have time to update or monitor their Twitter feeds, but is it right for someone else to tweet for them without full disclosure?
The nationwide passenger train service has gotten on board with social media in the past few years, and using Twitter ads has attracted attention.
The South African health insurer nabbed the top prize in recent Worldwide Intranet Challenge. The judges? The employees themselves.
In this month’s IBF live broadcast, experts debated whether it’s OK to run Microsoft’s collaboration platform ‘out of the box.’
Contrary to popular opinion, not everyone in your company should use social media.
The home improvement chain’s how-to community brings store employees’ expertise to those in need of do-it-yourself tips.
With tools in the vein of YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Yahoo Answers, the grocery store chain is connecting and rewarding employees.
Being on Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites doesn’t help if customers can’t find you.
With its new HealthWatchMD website, the Atlanta-based hospital system, with agency partner TRIO, has become a media producer.
If you’re simply posting career info, you’re missing the benefits of networking.
For many retail businesses and manufacturing plants, floor employees can’t tap into the company’s intranet. The Intranet Benchmarking Forum asks: Could they do so in their time off?
A Ragan poll of communicators finds that telling the staff about a colleague’s passing doesn’t—and shouldn’t—fit a template; for sensitivity, it must be situational.