Web 2.0 not a priority for CIOs
The majority of chief information officers don’t plan to use Web 2.0 in the next five years.
The majority of chief information officers don’t plan to use Web 2.0 in the next five years.
Classic rules for letter-writing still apply, but social media adds new twists.
The answer is yes … and the communicators at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center are proving it.
Protesters attack a movie for its language and the movie strikes it rich, plus farewell to a blogger.
How do you communicate bad news when your industry cools down?
When design destroys the message.
How SAS attracts new visitors to its Web site and keeps them coming back.
The astounding inanity of this CEO’s quoted words leads Bill Sweetland to formulate the Golden Rule for association and corporate editors.
Will the words ‘cheaper gas’ lure a journalist to read your press release?
Inject life into speeches and presentations by reducing slides and talk time.
A recent poll reveals communicators want to boost CSR efforts, but are split over the reasons why.
Video series highlights medical school’s student and faculty work abroad.
Enter now on how you’re doing more with less and getting great results.
Why most communicators don’t plan, and how to overcome common roadblocks.
Ways to start podcasting from a communicator with a proven track record.