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Oldie But Goodie: The Page Principles
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Posted Thu, Apr 30, 2009 |
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Maril MacDonald ended her presentation to the 2009 CCM (Council of Communication Management) with these principles developed by the Arthur Page Society 25 years ago.
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Communitelligence on Kyte
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Posted Thu, Jun 05, 2008 |
Well, Robert Scoble has pogoed his career -- from Microsoft to Fast Company-- by producing pretty amateurish online videos. So, why can't Communitelligence throw up a few and see what happens.
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Communitelligence Upgrade -- More and Less
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Posted Thu, Apr 10, 2008 |
My blog posts have been few and far between, for a bunch of reasons. In the last several months we've been planning five conferences, a dozen web seminars, a few workshops, and ... oh, yeah, putting Communitelligence.com through a major code and design upgrade.
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Warning Against Sloppy PR Pitches
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Posted Fri, Jan 11, 2008 |
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Chris Anderson, editor in chief of Wired magazine, has had enough of PR professionals who slam his inbox with irrelevant pitches. He warns in a post at The Long Tail blog, that he will begin publishing the offending pro's email addresses with a note that they will be blocked irrevocably. Not only would it be embarrasing to be found on this list, it also raises the likelihood that offenders will be harvested by the real spammers.
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Corporate Blogging From Idea to Launch -- followup Q&A
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Posted Tue, Aug 21, 2007 |
The Communitelligence Learning Academy teleseminar Corporate Blogging: From Idea to Launch July 25th generated more questions than time. On the panel were Nicki Dugan, Yahoo Yodel Anecdotal Blog; Paula Berg, Southwest Airlines Nuts About Southwest Blog; and Brian Glover, Biz360. Nicki Dugan answers some of the overflow questions here.
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The Uncertain Future of Writing, Photography & Design
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Posted Sat, Apr 21, 2007 |
Yea, though I walk through the valley of new-fangled social media, I’m an old-school communicator at heart. I love the basics: words, images, design. To me, there’s no higher calling – and need -- these days than adeptly creating word-image-design solutions that inform, explain, clarify, entertain, entice, rebut and stand-out in today’s glutted info-landscape.
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Eye on Communications ROI - A Reading List
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Posted Mon, Mar 26, 2007 |
Jim Shaffer's Eye On ROI- FedEX teleseminar last week explored how some communicators--Terry Simpson of Fed-Ex in particular -- are moving from focusing on creating more news to creating better business outcomes. Unfortunately this is not a subject you can find in any universities yet, but in the meantime, here's a great reading list.
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Watching & listening
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Posted Sun, Feb 04, 2007 |
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This YouTube video by Assistant Professor Michael Wesch of Kansas State University (one of my alma maters) does a neat job of explaining Web 2.0 and the concept that the Web is us.
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Introducing Communitelligence Egg
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Posted Thu, Jan 18, 2007 |
You're all invited to join Communitelligence Egg, a brainstorming embryo I just launched on Xing.com, the professional social media site I found recently. Hope you'll join Communitelligence Egg so we can continue to hatch out ideas that will help us guide the evolution of Communitelligence and deploy the new social media tools for business, and planet, betterment.
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Building management trust for social media
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Posted Sat, Jan 13, 2007 |
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Last week I presented a half-day workshop on Online Communities and eCollaboration for the Iowa/IABC chapter in Des Moines. We spent what I, at least, thought was a fun and stimulating afternoon discussing all the buzz words that are in play today. They included Web 2.0, social media, blogs, wikis, RSS. search, tagging, knowledge-sharing, collective intelligence, wisdom of crowds, swarmteaming, smartmobs, mashups, conversation marketing, trust and transparency.
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Employee vs. Consultant: who has the most "freedom"?
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Posted Thu, Dec 28, 2006 |
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I received a question from one of my communication colleagues (who wishes to remain anonymous) this week: "Do you ever regret leaving the corporate world?" I fired back a quick response to this very intriguing question, pasted in below, but thought it would be much more interesting to hear what others think. So please add your thoughts.
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Why does business communication matter?
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Posted Thu, Dec 14, 2006 |
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"I would say that a communications course is the one course you will use every day of your professional career. ... Eighty percent of the mistakes that happen in our working environment happen because of poor communication. Learn to be clear, concise communicators."
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Why don't communicators write anymore?
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Posted Sun, Nov 26, 2006 |
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Perhaps the Internet has finally taken its toll on communicators. The very profession that was expected to embrace and make the most use the Web now seems to be "too busy" to use it to communicate, and are content to leave the writing to the amateurs.
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For what it's worth -- a new PR podcast worth checking out
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Posted Thu, Sep 21, 2006 |
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For a regular fix of PR professional development, check out For What It's Worth. Produced and hosted by Eric Bergman, the bi-weekly podcast brings "professional development on the go" to business communicators, organizational communicators and public relations practitioners.
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Are Corporate Communicators Anti-social to Social Media?
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Posted Thu, Sep 21, 2006 |
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This week I served as moderator of the panel, “Applying new communication tools (i.e. blogs, wikis, widgets) in a large corporate setting.” I polled the audience of about 50 on whether they read blogs (a handful), listened to podcasts (about half-dozen), had their own a blog (about 3), used wikis (a few) and produced their own podcasts (a few). You could conclude from this very unscientific poll that c
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How honest are you? (Don't lie)
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Posted Sat, Aug 26, 2006 |
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Are you curious about how you would stack up should a potential employer ask you to take an honesty test? If so, you might like to spend a half-hour taking the honesty test developed by Hugo M. Mialon, assistant professor in the Department of Economics at Emory University in Atlanta who is researching honesty in market interactions. He says employers are increasingly using honesty tests to screen potential employees.
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Best Out-of-Office Auto-Replys received in August
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Posted Mon, Aug 21, 2006 |
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"I am out of the office from August 21-28 with limited access to e-mail but great access to umbrella drinks. I'll reply when I return to reality." ..."I am out of the office and away from email until September 1. I'll be working on getting to know my wife and kids!"
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Online Communities Survey
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Posted Wed, Jul 12, 2006 |
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Please take my short Online Communities Survey by Friday, July 21. Our collective thoughts will help guide the development of a next-generation professional online community.
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Welcome to Our Two Newest Community Leaders
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Posted Thu, Jun 22, 2006 |
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Communitelligence is proud to welcome Denise Baron and Rick Altman to our family of community leaders. Denise, president of Baron Communications & Editorial Services, specializes in strategic internal communications, business writing and editing. Rick is the host of the PowerPoint Live User Conference and a long-time crusader of bringing a sanity check to the presentation community.
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What Senior Communicators are Happy About, and Worried About
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Posted Sat, Jun 17, 2006 |
I was honored to be a panelist for the 2006 Think Tank sponsored by the IABC Research Foundation, held Sunday, June 4 before the start of the International Conference in Vancouver, BC. It really was a rare opportunity to brainstorm with a group of very savvy and diverse pros, and think about the next big things. My over-riding conclusion from the day: The role of the business communicator has never been so blurred and uncertain as it is in 2006.
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Online Communities & eCollaboration -- report from Vancouver
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Posted Tue, Jun 13, 2006 |
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It was great fun presenting a session at the 2006 IABC International Conference in Vancouver Monday on "Online Communities & eCollaboration." There were chairs and handouts for 100, but about 140 showed up -- especially incredible since the session started at 7:15 a.m. So much for communicators not being morning persons.
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Check Out Our Newest Community: Careers
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Posted Mon, Jun 12, 2006 |
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You asked for it, and we listened. Communitelligence is pleased to introduce a brand-new community that’s dedicated to communications career trends. Because so many of you have been writing to us, in search of the latest trends in communications positions and advice on how to nail those often-nerve-wracking job interviews, we recruited one of the best in the business to join the Communitelligence family.
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When is a blog not a blog?
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Posted Tue, May 09, 2006 |
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..yes, many of our community leaders do tend to buck the blog protocol by preferring to post longer and more developed articles than the rapid-fire, short posts that rule the blogosphere. In a sense they are using blogs to easily publish, but are bucking the rigid rules … “Thall shalt blog frequently, briefly and opinionatedly.” (Am I the only one who is struck by the oddity that with blogs we now have the first new technology that comes with rules on how the technology must be used?"
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Intranet or bust(ed) career
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Posted Wed, Mar 08, 2006 |
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For years, I have been telling intranet professionals that intranets will soon become a competitive advantage in the most critical determiner of corporate success: employee recruiting and retention. That day has arrived.
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Labor of love pains
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Posted Wed, Jan 11, 2006 |
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I am writing this a few hours before this new site design is moved to public viewing. I have now been involved in about a half-dozen Web site launches. Every blessed one of them has conjured up all the emotions parents feel when they deliver a newborn: Excitement. Hope. Worry. Exhilaration. Labor pains.
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