In its statement regarding a highly damaging judge’s report, the university took ‘full responsibility’ for administrators’ roles in covering up the Jerry Sandusky scandal. But words may not be enough.
Apply these easy tips before, during and after your speech to keep it focused, engaging, and enduring.
Need help figuring out where the best information for corporate communicators on Twitter is? Here’s a start.
Do platform or holistic stick in your craw? This author never wants to hear them again.
A study says that 92 percent of journalists have a LinkedIn account. Here’s how to use the platform to find someone who will write about your organization.
Ditch the dated memos and bulletins boards; connect faster and more efficiently with employees through social media.
You’ve crafted a cogent, concise statement about your company. It’s ready to go—until, of course, you get ‘help’ from other departments. Hang on tight; this will NOT be pretty.
Ian Griffin criticizes the subtitle of Nancy Duarte’s latest book, resonate. His objection? The subtitle fails to do justice to the many rich ideas Duarte brings to speech-making through storytelling.
Capture your orator’s meaning and cadence through familiarity and a few essential guidelines.
In The Backchannel, author Cliff Atkinson shows how to augment your live presentation using social media.
Book review: Anecdotes and advice fill Confessions of a Public Speaker by Scott Berkun.
New mobility community attracts potential customers with blogs, active discussions.
A review of The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience, by Carmine Gallo.
Techniques for handling interruptions to your speech.
Miscues concerning venue, schedule, or A/V equipment can sabotage a speaker.
