The wisdom of crowds… as editors
If you’re a writer who’s had to endure editing by committee, bad news: the single biggest example of that practice appears to work. I speak of Wikipedia, which has had a pretty lousy week or two of press what with the maligning of individuals and the class...Don’t DO that!
In a post about a few technical issues they’re experiencing, my pals at Bryght add an assurance that it has nothing to do with Yahoo!. And then they throw in this graphic. If I ever get my heart restarted, I’m heading over to their offices with an air horn...Gaffe-o-Meter: this election has a “tilt” light
I spent the 2004 campaign in the belly of the beast (friendly beast, very comfortable belly, no complaints from this end), and I was able to pay only passing attention to the Revolutionary Moderation Gaffe-o-Meter. This time, though, it’s my go-to place whenever...Need help wiring your non-profit? NetSquared to the rescue!
For the past few months, I’ve been lucky enough to see an extraordinary project take shape: Net2 (pronounced “net squared”), a resource for non-profits that want to take their online presence to the next level: Through the immense possibilities of...The message movie leaves the theatre and hits the web
Samuel Goldwyn once famously answered criticism that his company’s films lacked artistic merit with a biting, “Pictures are for entertainment. Messages should be delivered by Western Union.” That’s more or less where J. Kelly Nestruck stands,...
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.
