Little-known fact: they’re actually prohibited by the…
Little-known fact: they’re actually prohibited by the Geneva Conventions.
Mollified!
Bob Mankoff from The New Yorker Video shares the mostly-positive results of the magazine’s Canadian Mollification Project. Turns out we’re a pretty forgiving lot.
How to spur reluctant bloggers
“Why won’t they blog?”
That’s a lament I hear from community managers, social media practitioners and communications directors who are begging, cajoling, coaxing and wheedling coworkers, trying to get them to post something to their organization’s or c…
Five ways to work on your blog when you aren’t online
Originally posted on BlogWorld Expo.
Flaky wireless connections are a fact of life for bloggers on the move. If it isn’t tortoise-slow downloads, it’s a password that never seems to “take”. If it isn’t a connection that keeps dropping, it’s…
Can you resuscitate your dead blog?
It’s official – I’m the cartoon blogger for BlogWorld Expo, coming this October in Las Vegas. And as part of my duties, I’m running a weekly cartoon on their blog. This post originally accompanied one of them.
It can be hard to admit, but blogs have a …
Why, yes — I’d LOVE to speak at your event
Public speaking and speechwriting: the essential guides
Looking for advice on public speaking, speechwriting and leadership communications? Here are some of my most comprehensive posts, on topics that people ask me about most often.
