humour
In the corporate world, not all that much; but used properly, humour can help you inform and entertain your audiences.
A struggling economy, shrinking departmental budgets, massive lay-offs – it’s enough to drive many employees to drink, especially when there’s an open bar at the company Christmas party.
Comedy is a powerful tool to get your message across but producing a genuinely amusing programme is harder than it looks.
A series of corporate fables.
Sayings you may not be familiar with.
Ways to avoid embarrassment / legal expenses.
Here are our top New Year resolutions for communicators everywhere.
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From an advertising agency.
How unaccommodating!
Online order problems, media backlash - it's no secret that the electronics giant has had its share of issues lately. How to cope? By...
Aviva UK recently won an IoIC award for best communication of organizational strategy. See what went into delivering the plan to 20,000 employees...
William Amurgis knows good intranets. The Director of Internal Communications at American Electric Power helped launch their award-winning intranet...
How many times have you found yourself yawning during yet another slide-heavy presentation? Learn how Creative Consultancy All about the Idea engages...
Here's a video report on how Event Marketing Solutions (EMS) engages internal and external stakeholders by traveling in large trailers across...
Stop reading case studies - and become one! That is the challenge that is thrown down in this guide to what it actually means to put the emphasis on...
Before we dive too deep into what we plan to accomplish in 2012, let's not forget all our achievements in 2011. In this month's installment...
"If you box sustainability in environment then you're missing a trick." Deborah Hulme discusses a holistic approach to sustainability...
This Whitepaper explores the potential of customised industry news for employees in large organisations.It questions management across industry and...
