The recent Edelman study, “New Frontiers in Employee Communications” had a paragraph on company content retention when an employee leaves, here's the snippet from the study: “Another significant benefit of... Read more →
Edelman has issued a new study on the use of social media by large companies, “New Frontiers in Employee Communications”. There are some issues with the study detailed at the... Read more →
This month's addition of the New Communications Review has been published; the Review is the publication of the Society for New Communications Research. One of my blog articles was republished... Read more →
Consumer Reports holds an important position in the U.S. as an organization that is known for fair and accurate testing and reporting. The withdrawal of the car seat test results... Read more →
I spoke with a representative from Consumer Reports today, Doug Love. Here are the questions I had for Consumer Reports and the communications department's answers: 1) Can you give me... Read more →
The sad factor in the retraction of the Consumer Reports car seat test data report is that the organization’s credibility has been seriously shaken. All reports from the organization should... Read more →
My wife, Karin, and I were thinking of buying a new car seat because Consumer Reports had suggested most of the car seats in the US were not up to... Read more →
Blogger relations is one of my favorite terms, mainly because I've had much discussion with people in the PR and marketing communications community about the definition of the term. WikiSeek,... Read more →
Well it looks as if Massachusetts is not keeping up with New York in the race to use social media in the Inc 500. Nora Barnes conducted some more number... Read more →
Typepad was down last night for some scheduled maintenance, the company was updating several features within the backend system. Entry titles are now linked to the permalink of the post.... Read more →