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How People Made 2010 What It Was

Waxing UnLyrical

Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali How People Made 2010 What It Was December 31st, 2010 Tweet Just a few more hours before we put our 2010 calendars away and start our New Year, eh? My, time flies. I turned 40. And I liked it.

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ICON 2023 Recap: Michele Norris on Inspiring Unity and Inclusion

PRSay

Norris started The Race Card Project in 2010 as a way to make it easier for people to engage in conversation about a topic that was often complex and difficult. The premise was to write a response to this prompt on a supplied postcard and mail it back: “Race. Your Story. Please Send.”

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Shaping a Digital Marketing Strategy: Insights from a Digital Marketing Expert

Stern + Associates

I started my professional journey as a writing and language arts tutor with a degree in education, discovering my passion for digital marketing by implementing content marketing and SEO best practices to grow my business—catching the marketing bug and never looking back.

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McKinsey’s Cautionary Tale for Communicators

PRSay

By 2010, the opioid epidemic was already in full swing, and public concern about it had grown. Write every document, email, text and Teams message as if it could eventually show up on the front page of The New York Times. It doesn’t mean you capitulate or forego a strategy; but it must include steps to ameliorate those impacts.

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The writings on the wall

Mark My Words

They’d have called up the stonemasons and changed their order from a monument to themselves to a tombstone for the pledges of 2010 that were not fulfilled by the Tories and the Lib Dems. If they’d have had the slightest flicker of imagination Labour would have pre-empted the satirical jibes.

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Susan Slusser – Meet the Media

Landis PR

I also regularly get proposals from doctors to write about sports injuries, using them as experts on whatever the specific injury might be. I’ve yet to follow up on any of those. The only proposals I really listen to come from my editors.

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Meet the Media: Dennis Scimeca, Technology Editor at IndustryWeek

Bianchi Biz Blog

I write for the C-suite and technology leaders in the manufacturing industry about technologies and their practical benefits. I write a considerable number of cybersecurity stories as well, something I didn’t anticipate when I started working this beat. I’m the Technology Editor at IndustryWeek magazine.