Yes, Twitter Is for Fiction Too
This talk — titled “Adventures in Twitter Fiction” — is presented by writer and editor Andrew Fitzgerald, who is also a member of the News […]
This talk — titled “Adventures in Twitter Fiction” — is presented by writer and editor Andrew Fitzgerald, who is also a member of the News […]
Hey Communication Majors, it’s time to put all those communication skills you’ve learned to work. In an effort to help students pay off their average […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
We look for a lot of things in our potential mates. Good genes, a good sense of humor, a decent job, and according to a […]
Over the past decade, the Internet has permanently changed the way that the average person communicates with loved ones, friends and colleagues. Some of these […]
Just like it has changed our social interactions, social media has found its way into almost all aspects of business, from marketing to hiring. Many businesses are using social media as an online reputation management tool and have systems in place to monitor the web for any mention of their name or brand.
It’s been said that every seven seconds men think about sex, but what time of day do they think about it most, are they the only ones thinking about it, and what causes them to think about it? Oh, and as for love, why do we so often get the two confused?
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