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In interviews with over 200 chief communications officers, the Page Society pinned down how comms pros can best help their organizations: In short, they must be agents of change.
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The company launched a digital radio show to highlight important behind-the-scenes stories. The program offers significant lessons for brand managers and communicators.
In his Ragan conference keynote at Disneyland, Lou Dubois details how the global hotelier put the focus on employees and guests, offering takeaways for enthusiastic attendees.
Stemming from the Americans with Disabilities Act, this inclusive approach to digital design and user experience is a key element for today’s online audiences. Here’s what you should know.
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The city discovered that no global agency was ready to mop up its reputational mess as pro-democracy protestors have revealed cracks in public perception of the Asian business hub.
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President and owner Alison Gutterman of Jelmar, the company that makes Tarn-X and CLR, says music and cleaning are an intuitive fit—but that’s only the tip of the spear for her campaign.
Sometimes recovery takes more than medicine. The iconic spokes-duck, crafted into an interactive toy, gives youngsters undergoing treatment a much-needed morale boost.
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After a highly successful activation last year for the Browns’ first NFL win in two seasons, Bud Light decided to go back to Cleveland—and sell some refrigerators.
