O2’s award-winning Facebook-derivative network encourages ‘applause’ for colleagues who fulfill the ‘customer promise’ and burnish the brand.
This PR pro tested a host of new social media tools and created a list of the ones he plans to use next year. Best part—they’re all free or offer a free version.
A communicator offers lessons learned during a collaboration on her company’s intranet.
‘Deputized’ colleagues provide sights, sounds and sentences from around the world.
Eric Brown’s detailed and insightful in-house memo has this communicator swooning. Find out why.
Facebook CEO reassures users; the president’s address rouses the economy; why overpaid CEOs and bankrupt companies don’t mix; an Oscar-worthy line.
Five reasons why newsletters need to be rethought as standard internal communication vehicles.
Growth of internal social networks creates a management tug-of-war
One employee communication consultant thinks we ought to turn this business upside down. Another thinks we should achieve competence first. Who’s right?
Author and management guru Bob Prosen wrote a book in which he spent a great deal of time imploring managers to communicate. But he never once mentioned corporate communicators. Why?
Advice for communication generalists who want to break into this lucrative niche in the business; and advice for pigeon-holed scribes, too.
The Internet giant utilizes its intranet, webcasts and an internal film festival to engage a young workforce.
We learned a lot last week: The Department of Homeland Security has a blog, mediasnackers are changing the world and even the mighty Facebook is at the mercy of the blogosphere.
Five reasons why newsletters need to be rethought as standard internal communication vehicles.
In an attempt to rectify the status quo where employees are treated like dull-normal children by their corporations, MyRagan blogger Cassandra submits her list of employee rights.
