| Lying is a lot like getting drunk.
It may feel exhilerating while you’re doing it, but eventually you’re going to look like an ass, and someone has to clean up the mess.
Yet, with... | |
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| Okay, so I missed my own blogging anniverary. It’s never too late for cake and candles.
My first post for Common Sense PR was on October 18, 2006, but the blog didn’t officially launch... | |
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| I used to envy Douglas Coupland because he worked for the short-lived Vista magazine, which blended business journalism and the examination of ideas and trends. Think Fast Company with more of a zen... | |
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| Great leaders must not only hold strong beliefs and exercise willpower, they must also communicate with their allies, their opponents and the public.
Historian Paul Johnson recently gave a speech... | |
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| Worth reading:
A Manifesto for the New PR - Paul Gillin comments on the Arthur W. Page Society’s report on the evolution of corporate communications.
No Predictions for 2008 - Needs - Chris... | |
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| I’m almost done with the lists and wrap-ups. Now a short post on what I’m looking forward to (personally, professionally and worldwide) in 2008.Less intolerance.
Less focus on gadgets... | |
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| A totally subjective list of my best posts on this blog this year:Appalling BehaviorStrumpette’s Amanda Chapel Calls it Quits
The Blog Reputation Fallout ContinuesBusiness AdviceThe... | |
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| I dispense lots of advice for communicating in the business world. You decide how valuable it is!Here are my favorite tips from 2007:Don’t Edit your First Draft
Ask for the Business
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| Some corporate communications departments face the unending task of soliciting articles and bulletins for the employee newsletter. If there isn’t an existing cadre of regular correspondents,... | |
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| One of my e-peers posed a question the other day about offering inducements for participation on an internal blog.
Here are some of my suggestions for Lauren Vargas, who asked on Twitter about... | |
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