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Texting Becoming Bigger Part of Business Communications
Melcrum had an excellent blog on Monday about text messaging as a communications channel. Their focus is on internal communications—so Mike Berry, their head
100th SIPAlert Daily Means We’re ‘Doing’ OK
SIPAlert Daily turns 100 today—100 days, that is. Not quite a milestone in the Cal Ripken consecutive games played mode (2,632) or Lincoln’s Gettysburg
2011 Industry Outlook Offers Insightful Data
“It has to be easy [for customers]; nobody wants speed bumps on the information highway,” Anthea Stratigos, co-founder & CEO of Outsell, Inc., told a
Almost There: Tips for Going Virtual
The merits of attending a conference are fairly obvious—network with colleagues, attend sessions designed for your field, ask questions of exhibitors and peers, participate in
The Secrets of Success
Here are 10 strategies that SIPA members are having success with at this current time.
1. We are investing time and resources in improving and expanding our emedia
Meg Hargreaves, Vice President of Client Services, CQ-Roll Call Group
SIPA: What was your first job out of college and how did you get into this business?
HARGREAVES: I was a Communications/History
Thoughts for Writing Effective Lines of Copy
Copywriting. Many of us do it every day. But how many of us, in writing our marketing pitches, succeed in coming up with something
'Times' Is a Changin’ Towards Niche-Audience Approach
“All of a sudden we are doing something we have never been able to do at The New York Times. We are creating this
Sports and Profits Help UCG Gain Spotlight
We first pointed out Thomas Heath’s excellent “Value Added” business column in The Washington Post two weeks ago, when he wrote about entrepreneurship—specifically a
Diane Schwartz, Senior Vice President & Group Publisher, Access Intelligence, New York
SIPA: What was your first job out of college and how did you get into this business?
SCHWARTZ: I was