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This week I did something that can be risky and even traumatic for a small business: I changed my internetContinue Reading
Karen G. Anderson, writing and content strategy
This week I did something that can be risky and even traumatic for a small business: I changed my internetContinue Reading
Read novelist John Scalzi’s color commentary on the Amazon vs. MacMillan catfight this weekend.
A list I follow pointed me to a Jan. 9 article in The New York Times which predicts a newContinue Reading
Shih Wei points to this SFGate article by Howard Rheingold as the best “why use Twitter” piece she’s seen. WhatContinue Reading
Does your child’s or grandchild’s school need an AED?
For every Scrooge you might offend (“Bah humbug! Wasting time writing holiday cards when she should be editing my annual report!”) you’ll have a dozen other clients who get the “warm fuzzies.”
Staples now offers a full line of OXO GoodGrips office products.
I’d stop reading blog posts full of tips except there are always those few that stand out from the crowd and offer some information that significantly changes the way I approach a project, a client, or my career.
The vast majority of bloggers have no involvement in payola schemes, but often find themselves in situations where they could be accused of it.
A post by Clark Humphrey on MiscMedia alerted me to A Better Pencil by English professor Dennis Baron; in theContinue Reading