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Seven lessons you can use to make social media work at your organization.

A meat recall depicts bloggers as heroes and corporations as villains—so why doesn’t your company have a blog?

Did an anonymous blogger cause the death of an ad exec? Is Matt Drudge a complete asshole? Did Wal-Mart really say that?

A look inside an employee publication that strikes the perfect balance between print and online.

The use of new media tools has become a widespread religion—complete with evangelists, detractors, devotees and myriad pulpits—where every day is Sunday.

Valuable tips on writing for audiences that prize subtle tact and social relationships far above rationalism, individualism and debate.

Most employee publications are bad. Here’s why—and how to make them better.

Recruiters say the job market for internal comms professionals is sizzling—particularly in Europe—but U.S. recruiters say American demand for comms professionals is just as strong.

Excerpts from a conversation among a Baby Boomer, a GenXer and a GenYer reveal changes communicators must make to stay relevant to all employees.

Your writer and editor colleagues predict what your job will look like in 2017.

How editors get news about employees and management to create a balanced, compelling story lineup–every issue

From company brochure to stylish magazine

Double your writing speed by using common sense and circular logic.