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Mind Games

One of the biggest challenges facing the United States in its war against terrorism is not physical. It is the challenge of winning the battle of public opinion, both here at home as well as overseas. According to comments in the recently released report from the 9/11 Commission, we are doing a very bad job of it.

Deadline USA

You may remember the 1952 Humphrey Bogart classic about the newspaper industry and the role of the media as watchdogs for the public. A recent book published by Dan Gillmor, We The Media, talks about the evolving phenomenon of consumer generated media and the effect it is having on the role of big media in today’s world.

10 Tips for Compelling Presentations

As speaking opportunities arise, many executives feel nervous about making a public presentation. It's all about developing content - stories and images to support a central thesis without any jargon or vagueness. Here are 10 tips for sharpening content:

Media Overload

According to a report from investment banker Veronis Suhler Stevenson, by 2007 the average American will spend 3,874 hours per year with the major consumer media, up 21% over 1997’s figure.

     


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Trylon

The August 30 issue of PR Week contained a profile on Trylon and its president Lloyd Trufelman. We thought you might enjoy getting a little background on Trylon and finding out how the principles the company stands for evolved. You can even find out how Trylon got its name!You can access the profile here.

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