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Are You Safe on Twitter?
You might not think about this often, but broadcasting on the Internet includes some risk-How safe are you when you use social networks like Twitter?
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communications
PR News
Why "Hi There" in Emails Will NOT Get You Far
Hi there is impolite and dumb. You are an amateour for using it, or, if you ever hired PRs who did that, fire them, and ask for a refund.
Insights & Strategy
Fight Fire with Kindness: How to Respond to Mean Customers Online
You don't have to use social media long to see one of its biggest drawbacks-hiding behind computers often gives people more courage to be mean.
Social Media
What are the Top Categories on Pinterest?
With all the new social media networks or tools inviting brands to promote themselves, each promising spectacular results with little effort, it is getting harder and harder to choose the right communication channels with the best ROI for brands. Knowing which types of products perform better on which networks could help marketers, and those interested in joining or already present on image sharing network Pinterest should know that jewellery/luxury goods/accessories (22.8%),
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The Ads that Make Us Fat
Overexposure to food advertising will influence negatively people’s will to keep healthy diets. And these are some of the ads that trigger the hunger hormone, ghrelin... Hungry yet?
Insights & Strategy
Where Do Cliches Come From? The History of 4 Popular Cliches
Knowing the history of the phrases we use on a consistent basis is quite interesting, and the following are the origins of four of the most popular idiomatic expressions.
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Three Types of People You Should Never Employ
Choosing a new employee is never easy - however, keep an eye out for these three traits in any potential candidate to avoid the routine of hiring and firing.
Insights & Strategy
Twitter Happiness in Decline
A study by the University of Vermont examines expressions made on the online, global microblog and social networking service Twitter, uncovering and explaining temporal variations in happiness and information levels over timescales ranging from hours to years.
Healthcare
MyPlate at Fifteen: Michelle Obama, the USDA, and the Long Arc of American Nutrition Communications
On June 2, 2011, the USDA replaced the Food Pyramid with MyPlate. Michelle Obama's Let's Move anchored the launch. Fifteen years later, MyPlate has survived three administrations as one of the cleanest examples of long-cycle public-health communications — and the GLP-1 era is forcing the next revision.
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Challenger Space Explosion Commemorated Online
The web commemorated the Challenger disaster today as well, with people from all over the world searching for information on the matter. History is kept alive within many social media hubs.