What Communicators Can Learn from Teen Activists
Teens are using their voices and their social media prowess to speak up and adults are paying attention.
What You Need to Know About AP Style for 2018
As communicators, we know the importance of adhering to AP Style. Review this list of the more noteworthy AP Style changes in 2017.
Everything You Need to Know About Media Interviews You Can Learn on “60 Minutes”
If you want to prepare your client for a media interview, watch and learn from pros at 60 Minutes.
What Communicators Can Learn from the White House Press Secretary
The White House Press Secretary is a tough job. What can communicators learn from them?
What Words and Phrases Can We Eliminate From Our Writing?
Eliminate these words and phrases from your vocabulary to improve your writing.
Local Media More Trusted than National Media
If you are like most people, you trust local media more than national media. Local media are perceived to have less media bias and less of an agenda.
One Journalist to Another: The Game Has Changed
One former journalist, Joanne Ostrow, interviews Adele Arakawa on her thoughts about Denver’s media market as she bids farewell.
Click Bait and Misleading Headlines
The out-of-control trend among media outlets is to sell their stories with click bait & sensational headlines that don’t necessarily reflect the article’s content.
Shrinking News Hole Hits the “World Leader of Sports”
Communications professionals have long accepted the shrinking news hole and the impact it has had … Read More >
Media Questions During A Crisis
It’s difficult to prepare for a crisis, particularly one that involves media coverage. To help … Read More >