Can you imagine functioning in your role as a communicator without email? Impossible. We have become fully dependent upon the tool. Sure, we may complain about the number of emails we receive, but at the same time, we can easily rhyme off the advantages of having email in our lives. For example:
Simple communication with a [...]
There are many reasons why it’s good to be a woman in 2010. Not all of my female predecessors had the right to vote, access to higher education or, dare I say, the respect that male colleagues, friends and family members give my ideas, thoughts, and opinions.
Watching one episode of Mad Men is a harsh [...]
A lot of PR people I know watch Mad Men. If you don’t, this won’t mean much to you, so check out this instead.
The central premise of Mad Men, as I have come to realize, is a struggle between fiction and fact, between deception and transparency, between acting and reality. Public relations professionals I think [...]
I’ve been blitzing on season two of the vaunted AMC series, Mad Men, over the last five days and nights so that I can finally remember to watch season three episodes live. It’s a popular show with marketing professionals.
Shakespeare’s legacy is based largely on deception. He used the device in every play: females playing men [...]
While on the subway this morning, I noticed an interesting print advertisement on my train. The ad features a photograph of a magazine, opened to a page bearing the title “hot trends” (or something of the like). The page is intended to look like an editorial piece that coincidentally features two of the “hottest” items [...]
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Lorna Freeman