What is there left to say after Aldous Huxley and Chris Hedges in ‘Empire of Illusion’ and Neil Postman in ‘Amusing Ourselves to Death’, after they have predicted and described the present and extrapolated our futures?
Helping revive Bushkill Park could be a great project for a local PR company to show what community engagement truly means.
Unilever’s profits for the third quarter are up, despite recent spend on growth. Are there any lessons for small biz entrepreneurs? We believe so.
Toyota Motor Corp. will recall more than 600,000 cars in Japan spanning 13 models, including the Crown, Mark X, Lexus IS and GS. The solution? Stop making them!
This year, October 16 is a Sunday, so the US doesn’t miss the opportunity. They celebrate the Boss’s Day today.
GM’s OnStar announced a new service which allows you to update your Facebook status by dictating to the OnStar, you can listen to the most recent updates from your news feed too. Additions of the relaunch include: in-car access to Pandora online radio and WiFi as well.
Narcissists can either lead by inspiring others and simply infecting them with their confidence, building a powerful image for their company, or the can choose to disregard any expert advise and only do as they see fit, regardless of their lack of expertise and drag their entire time to failure.
Welcome to the party, Microsoft Outlook. Luckily this fashionably late friend brought some delicious goodies to the party. The social web is important. We all get that. Facebook being the center of that universe as the social internet home for 500 million people. Microsoft Outlook with it’s latest release recognizes
Wall Street’s involvement in our economic woes is now begining to be seen fully. Big time investment in big business has put all of America’s eggs in the wrong basket. Focusing on small towns in America, like Jesup, Georgia for instance, can open a window into what Wall Street innovator
The Army and social media. Two aspects of our culture that don’t quite seem to go together, but apparently they do. Ragan outlines four lessons in social media marketing that come from our very own armed service, noting the goals the Army is after in its online efforts along with
