Strunk and White: Parentheses and misused phrases
Wrapping up our series on the influential writing gurus’ centennial, we delve into punctuation and the perplexing persistence of purple prose.
Wrapping up our series on the influential writing gurus’ centennial, we delve into punctuation and the perplexing persistence of purple prose.
Are your brainstorming sessions just pumping out the same tired messages and tactics? Here are some tips for helping your team think outside the box.
Join us virtually as we dissect results from Simpplr’s latest survey on the state of today’s intranet.
Are you tired of getting no response to your media pitches? Here are some ways you can develop a rapport with reporters—and cut through the cluttered inbox.
The author faced a serious conundrum recently: Is the ‘c’ in ‘charley horse’ uppercase? The search for an answer helped her created this set of guidelines.
How much should you prepare—and what steps can help you avoid gaffes that will bring your performance to a screeching halt? Try these eight steps.
The social media app is answering complaints from users who have been extorted to gain back their profiles with many followers. For brand managers, this can bring a sense of relief.
Have them tell you stories that start with, ‘You wouldn’t believe what happened to me today.’
Learn from ‘struggling’ media outlets, and focus on storytelling, trust and transparency if you want to engage colleagues, the award-winning reporter advises at IABC’s World Conference.
When the yogurt company offered to pay for student lunches in a Rhode Island community, the move allowed the company to build on a brand identity of community service.
The video shows a father teaching his transgender son how to shave, a message that’s warmed the hearts of many online. The ad follows its campaign about toxic masculinity earlier this year.
The aircraft manufacturer lost public trust after two deadly crashes were tied to missing safety features and shoddy disclosure about software updates. Its messaging hasn’t helped matters.
Investors are concerned about sluggish advertising growth and Google’s ability to compete with its top online rivals. The company says it just wants to create better consumer experiences.
The company said findings from an internal investigation, which revealed some employees had fabricated numbers, wasn’t ‘quantitatively material’ to its finances.
The airplane maker has been excoriated for failing to warn airlines about a specific indicator, which some say might have prevented two 737 Max crashes. It’s deflecting blame to a vendor.