Topic: communication
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Civil Politics
Monday, July 20, 2009 · Topics: communication, ethics, politics
Our goal is to promote “civil politics,” by which we mean politics in which power and ideas are hotly contested but opponents are respected as fellow citizens who are assumed to be sincere in their beliefs. We hope to publicize the latest research in moral psychology and political science to help Americans understand why people are so prone to demonize others and form hostile, self-righteous coalitions. · Go to Civil Politics →
Freeing Ideas from Their Silos
Tuesday, February 19, 2008 · Topics: collaboration, communication, knowledge-sharing, silos
From strategy+business: How the U.S. Army has transformed its approach to sharing knowledge, and what businesses can learn from it. · Go to Freeing Ideas from Their Silos →
The Social Media Spiral
Tuesday, February 19, 2008 · Topics: collaboration, communication, social-media, social-networks, web2.0
From Michele Martin: · Go to The Social Media Spiral →
Planning a Publication Strategy — Print or Electronic?
Tuesday, November 27, 2007 · Topics: brand-strategy, communication, customer-needs
Ten reasons why your crisis communications plans are outdated
Friday, October 5, 2007 · Topics: communication, crisis-communication, public-relations
From ChangeThis: The changing rules of media and wider public access to information make the kind of damage control done in the past ineffective. Eric Dezenhall helps you understand how your strategy must change. · Go to Ten Reasons Why Your Crisis Communications Plans are Outdated →
Many Eyes
Wednesday, August 15, 2007 · Topics: communication, discovery-process, illustrations, visualization
for shared visualization and discovery · Go to Many Eyes →
How social networks work: the puzzle of exhaust data
Tuesday, July 31, 2007 · Topics: communication, culture, social-networks, web2.0
Phatic communication is communication with little hard, informational content, but lots of emotional and social content. It doesn’t get much said, but it has social effects so powerful, it gets lots done. · Go to How social networks work: the puzzle of exhaust data →
Andy Goodman
Friday, July 27, 2007 · Topics: brand-strategy, communication, consultants, storytelling, tools
a communications consultant who helps public interest groups, foundations, and progressive businesses reach more people more effectively. · Go to Andy Goodman →
