We’ve had a long history of companies seeing themselves as not responsible in any way for content they did not create themselves. But they can’t get away with that any longer.
Facebook and publisher responsibility Read More »
Storytelling genres and formats come in and out of fashion. But they never truly disappear. They periodically return, and sometimes they just remain in disguise.
No literary genre ever really dies Read More »
Employees want leaders who are thoughtful and open in communication, who display their values and their character in what they say and what they do.
Leadership authenticity Read More »
Embrace the big themes. Just don’t lean too hard on them.
Don’t be afraid of the big themes Read More »
In some countries politics have become polarized, which has been amplified by the pandemic. This creates new risks for companies and communicators.
Navigating social fault lines Read More »
Profile of my friend Dr. Gary Radford and the Atlantic Journal of Communication, which he has led for several decades.
The birth and rise of a global communication journal Read More »
We all benefit from creative collaborators, well-informed advisors, candid beta readers, and others who challenge and inspire us. Feeback helps us filter our own ideas.
Not all geniuses are lone Read More »
By the time you read this I should be out of the hospital complete with a nifty new cyborg knee that will help me run faster and jump higher, or at least stroll around the arboretum in town without being in constant pain.
I have a new knee! Read More »
Should I create an email newsletter? Do I really want to make this commitment? Is this really going to achieve my objectives? Will anyone read this thing?
How to publish an email newsletter Read More »
Afghanistan is an ongoing disaster right now and here in America everyone has an opinion that appears to have been molded a couple weeks ago based on information received earlier that day and limited to news events of the last four months.