People Won’t Pay For Content, Unless You Make Them Feel Bad [Study]
If efforts to save their dwindling companies in the declining industry of journalism, many newspapers that have moved their product online are also looking to […]
Month: November 2012
The Onion Rips on Social Media Experts [Video]
A new video from faux news source, The Onion, pokes fun at social media ‘experts’ who charge enormous amounts for questionable results. While the job […]
How to Write Eye-Catching Tweets
With the advent of social media and dwindling attention spans, PR professionals and social media managers are challenged to pack a lot of punch into […]
Male Politicians Have ‘Bigger Heads’ [Study]
Do you think male politicians have bigger heads than female politicians? If you answered yes, you’d be correct. But not if you were referring to […]
How Language and Perception Change Each Other [Video]
One of the most powerful weapons a politician has is their words. By controlling language they can shape perceptions. Just think of the effect a […]
Newspaper Sites With Paywalls On the Rise [Infographic]
Sales of printed newspapers have been on the decline over the last decade. In attempts to save their companies and earn more revenue, most newspapers […]
Have Einstein’s Predictions About Interaction Come True?
Is Albert Einstein turning in his grave because of the way we interact today? According to this image, the answer is yes. This viral meme […]
This Is the Best PR Response to a Facebook Comment Ever
In today’s digital world, social media can quickly turn a company upside down if they’re not careful. And last month that’s what one man nearly […]
Yes, You’re a Digital Liar [Video]
Jeff Hancock thinks you’re a liar. But not in some awful you’re-a-terrible-person sort of way. The cognitive science and communication professor from Cornell simply thinks […]
Is Texting Butchering the English Language? [Infographic]
A new infographic shows that texting has had a major effect on the English language in a short amount of time. Although the technology behind […]