The Globe and Mail newspaper, a rare hold-out in the age of free online content, removed the shackles from its website last week. As of May 31 all of the Globe's columnists, horoscopes, puzzles and more are available for free.
The pressure to produce three times as much content as they did twenty years ago means that journalists are heavily reliant on pre-packaged information and have little time to follow-up on it.
It's important to constantly strive for growth and that's what I am doing. I have accepted a postion with Thornley Fallis Communications Inc as a Senior Consultant, working out of their Toronto office.
It's time to decide who you want to reach with your communications. Analyze the key groups or people you want to reach and what their needs are. Which stakeholders are key to this initiative? Who else do you need to consider?
Here are 14 plugins I currently use on DaveFleet.com and why you might want to consider using them.
...this is good because, y'know, we can't move to any of the existing Twitter competitors like Pownce or Jaiku when Twitter's down, right? We obviously need another tool to fill the gap left by... oh wait... there isn't a gap.
Press Release Grader is a simple, free tool that analyzes your press releases and gives you some ideas on how to improve them.
Lee LeFever has produced another of his fantastic “…in Plain English” series of videos – Social Media in Plain English....
Now that you've figured out your objectives, you know where you're going. It's time to figure out how to get there. Your strategy defines how you will achieve the objectives you've just identified.
It's always a pleasure to write good things about a company. Today I'm pleased to do this for WestJet.
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