Archive for May, 2008

A detailed look at four blogging platforms communicators should consider before launching an internal blog.

At the Corporate Communicators Conference, attendees talked social media—but they also revealed that communication 1.0 still gives them fits.

We finally answer the age-old question: If something looks, feels, smells and tastes like C.R.A.P. … could it actually be good communication?

How the Indianapolis Art Museum uses videos, blogs, Flickr, Facebook and more to attract a large audience.

Ben Bradley, from the ABC News affiliate in Chicago, explains the skill set necessary to pitch TV reporters.

It’s the same old story: Communicators understand the power of social media but their senior managers remain wary.

While the Indian economy is exploding, the employee communication profession is merely smoldering—for the moment.

Five reasons why newsletters need to be rethought as standard internal communication vehicles.

PR pros are finding fewer media contacts to target, and the few contacts who remain are overburdened and in a gloomy mood.

A recent article claims bloggers are the noveau rich, but the assertion is a tad misleading.

HSBC researchers took great care in creating their global employee survey and were rewarded with super-useful results.

Please, tell us right away what the winners did to earn the awards