Anne Lamott Finds a Partner for a New Book on Writing — Her Husband
Best-selling author Anne Lamott, whose 1994 book is a classic, lends pizzazz to Neal Allen’s rules for writing better sentences
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Do They Open It? Read it? 9 Tips for Employee Newsletters
Aim to make each edition something people talk about
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New York Times Reporters Talk About Seeking Comment
A Q&A about the effort and ethics of contacting the subjects of stories provides lessons for public relations people
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How to Write Press Releases Announcing a New CEO
Companies are changing chief executives at a record clip. Communication teams must step up with more than clichés and canned quotes.
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For Employees It’s a Big Chunk of Change
7 tips on crisis communications from a media-savvy lawyer
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Think Lawyers and PR People Don’t Mix? Here’s the Recipe.
7 tips on crisis communications from a media-savvy lawyer
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What Should Leaders Say About ‘Noise’ Outside the Company?
Employees don’t ignore media reports and rumors. Better to address them.
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How to Make the Case for Brand Journalism
Recent surveys support replacing the same-old public relations with a different approach
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Want a Better Podcast? Find Nerdy Guests and Translate.
We have 8 tips to plan and produce brand podcasts that will draw audiences
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M’m, m’m, Good? How Campbell’s took on the ‘3-D printer’ chicken claim
6 thoughts on the food company’s handling of an executive’s recorded tirade
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Don’t Take Our Word for It: Famous Authors’ Tips to Write Faster, Better
Two new books from a Southern California writers’ conference offer a simple formula — push ahead with a draft, then rewrite
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When Layoffs Can Be Seen on the Verizon
The telecom’s new CEO signaled the big changes ahead, but fell short when it came time to deliver the message
