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The Big Picture
JULY 19, 2006
Talking to Strangers » July 19, 2006. If youre a working woman, participate in the AFL-CIOs 2006 Ask a Working Woman Survey , and your input will be presented "to every U.S. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « The newest Acronym in Washington | Main. Ask a Working Woman.
The Big Picture
MARCH 23, 2006
» March 23, 2006. David Sifry , founder and CEO of Technorati, recently posted his first update of 2006 on the state of the blogosphere. Posted by: Jeff De Cagna | March 24, 2006 at 07:15 PM. Posted by: Kevin Holland | April 05, 2006 at 02:05 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn.
The Big Picture
FEBRUARY 20, 2006
Click Here » February 20, 2006. 6, 2006) , he recommends that in the midst of the Abramoff/lobbyist backlash businesses need to take notice of their return on political investment (ROPI) - a companys return on lobbying and campaign contributions. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn.
The Big Picture
DECEMBER 5, 2006
Most overused phrases in press releases » December 05, 2006. Posted by: Amanda Chapel | December 05, 2006 at 12:07 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Five Best Books on Public Relations | Main. New International Survey on New Media Practices Uncovers Disparity in PR.
The Big Picture
NOVEMBER 27, 2006
New International Survey on New Media Practices Uncovers Disparity in PR » November 27, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « The Ugly Truth about Media Bias—and What It Means to PR Practitioners | Main. | Five Best Books on Public Relations.
The Big Picture
OCTOBER 12, 2006
Out and About at the Tri-State Conference » October 12, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Ethics as a Recruitment Tool | Main. | Help Jeff Change This. I voted for Jeffs manifesto at ChangeThis - if youre an association executive you should do the same.
The Big Picture
OCTOBER 17, 2006
Five Best Books on Public Relations » October 17, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Out and About at the Tri-State Conference | Main. The Ugly Truth about Media Bias—and What It Means to PR Practitioners.
The Big Picture
SEPTEMBER 12, 2006
Help Jeff Change This » September 12, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Talking to Strangers | Main. Ethics as a Recruitment Tool. Whether a company acts ethically is a significant factor in the average Americans willingness to work for an employer, according to research released in August by LRN.
The Big Picture
AUGUST 18, 2006
Ethics as a Recruitment Tool » August 18, 2006. Posted by: John Wagner | August 19, 2006 at 02:31 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Ask a Working Woman | Main. Talking to Strangers.
The Big Picture
JUNE 21, 2006
Ask a Working Woman » June 21, 2006. And Ive heard through the grapevine that Jeff De Cagna has been working hard already on making sure that the 2006 meeting blog is a success.). Posted by: Jeff De Cagna | June 22, 2006 at 02:59 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn.
The Big Picture
MAY 25, 2006
The newest Acronym in Washington » May 25, 2006. Posted by: LSD | May 25, 2006 at 12:52 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Cell-Only Population Challenges National Polls | Main. | Stamps to Become a Marketing Vehicle?
The Big Picture
MAY 25, 2006
» May 25, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Executives Not Quite Hot to Blog | Main. Stamps to Become a Marketing Vehicle? Cell-Only Population Challenges National Polls.
The Big Picture
APRIL 28, 2006
Executives Not Quite Hot to Blog » April 28, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Back to the Basics | Main. Corporate Communications Aware of Podcasting—But It Is Rarely Used or Listened To, According To New Poll.
The Big Picture
APRIL 11, 2006
Corporate Communications Aware of Podcasting—But It Is Rarely Used or Listened To, According To New Poll » April 11, 2006. In the recent 2006 Online News Survey by Tek Group, 92% of journalists say that a company needs an online press room so they can access press releases. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn.
The Big Picture
FEBRUARY 27, 2006
The Best Way to Have a Good Idea » February 27, 2006. Tracked on April 13, 2006 at 10:18 AM. Tracked on April 13, 2006 at 05:16 PM. Tracked on April 13, 2006 at 05:18 PM. Tracked on April 14, 2006 at 07:22 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Click Here | Main. |
The Big Picture
MARCH 27, 2006
Back to the Basics » March 27, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « The State of the Blogosphere (and the Blogoclump) | Main. Do You Squidoo?
The Big Picture
FEBRUARY 27, 2006
Words and Phrases That Trigger Some Spam Filters » February 27, 2006. Posted by: Kevin Holland | February 27, 2006 at 10:08 AM. Posted by: Ben | February 27, 2006 at 03:55 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Whats your associations ROPI?
The Big Picture
FEBRUARY 28, 2006
I Can Write 600 Words About Anything » February 28, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Words and Phrases That Trigger Some Spam Filters | Main. | The Best Way to Have a Good Idea. The best way to have a good idea is to have a lot of ideas. Linus Pauling. Posted at 08:18 AM in Just Because | Permalink.
The Big Picture
MARCH 22, 2006
The State of the Blogosphere (and the Blogoclump) » March 22, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « I Can Write 600 Words About Anything | Main. | Abscence (of Discomfort) Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.
The Big Picture
FEBRUARY 18, 2006
» February 18, 2006. Tracked on February 18, 2006 at 09:29 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « National study concludes Generations X and Y value mail | Main. Whats your associations ROPI? High-Tech Hospitality. The hospitality industry is looking to give hotels a high-tech upgrade.
The Big Picture
JANUARY 26, 2006
High-Tech Hospitality » January 26, 2006. Posted by: Jamie Notter | January 26, 2006 at 04:58 PM. Posted by: Nick | January 27, 2006 at 10:41 AM. Posted by: Zachary Wilson | January 27, 2006 at 01:43 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Fortune 500 Business Blogging Wiki | Main.
The Big Picture
MARCH 7, 2006
Abscence (of Discomfort) Makes the Heart Grow Fonder » March 07, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « The Best Way to Have a Good Idea | Main. I Can Write 600 Words About Anything. I know much of this topic of which he speaks with much authority - and fittingly. ;).
The Big Picture
JANUARY 17, 2006
Fortune 500 Business Blogging Wiki » January 17, 2006. Posted by: Nick | January 18, 2006 at 08:28 PM. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Katrina brings life to the classroom | Main. Worry About the Why, Not the How. A new study by Arthur C.
The Big Picture
JANUARY 8, 2006
Worry About the Why, Not the How » January 08, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Time is Money - Save Both | Main. Katrina brings life to the classroom.
The Big Picture
JANUARY 20, 2006
National study concludes Generations X and Y value mail » January 20, 2006. The Big Picture. A big-picture view of issues and trends affecting associations - in Mississippi and nationally. Shawn on Facebook. Shawn on Twitter. Shawn on Google+. Shawn on Pinterest. Shawn on LinkedIn. « Worry About the Why, Not the How | Main. Fortune 500 Business Blogging Wiki.
Idea Architects
DECEMBER 20, 2006
“I don’t think of myself as a critic or teacher either, but simply — and at the obvious risk of disingenuousness — as someone who teaches, writes drama criticism (and other things) and feels that the American compulsion to take your identity from your profession, with its corollary of only one trade to a practitioner, may be a convenience to society but is burdensome and constricting to yourself.”
Idea Architects
DECEMBER 19, 2006
Like many a wee young lad, once upon a time I had a paper route for a weekly newspaper. Once a week tall stacks of paper were dropped off at our driveway. I carefully folded each one in thirds, stuffed them into my bag, and then took off either by bike or on foot to make my deliveries. Crazy kids that we were back in those days, we actually put the paper inside your screen door. My how things have changed. I pay to have the New York Times delivered each day.
Idea Architects
DECEMBER 11, 2006
You'll find me guest blogging all this week at the Meeting Industry Guru blog. My posts will focus on designing better meetings and conferences and creating more powerful learning experiences. Some theory, some practice
Idea Architects
SEPTEMBER 7, 2006
clarity calm on a hairy day Sam Sartorius, 2006 20" x 15.5" oil on canvas $650 Without patrons there can be no artists. Without artists there can be no art. Without art there cannot be lives filled with color, melody, motion, drama, and joy. These are the thoughts hardwired in the forefront of my mind after attending the Arts Council of Indianapolis' Start with Art luncheon today.
Idea Architects
OCTOBER 12, 2006
Recently I began doing the daily New York Times crossword. I’m a Johnny-come-lately to the whole puzzle thing, but it has been a fun, albeit frustrating, new addition to my daily routine. As you may know, the puzzles become progressively more difficult throughout the week, culminating in the ultimate challenge on Sunday. I’ve consistently been able to complete Monday’s puzzle without too much difficulty. I can complete Tuesday’s only with a few trips to Google.
Idea Architects
SEPTEMBER 28, 2006
Writing about her feminist upbringing in her October 2 issue Newsweek column , writer Anna Quindlen notes that “ … the battle was really against waste, the waste of talent, the waste to society, the waste of women who had certain gifts and goals and had to suppress both.”
Idea Architects
SEPTEMBER 26, 2006
Starbucks raised its coffee prices five cents , its first increase in more than two years, and a minor media frenzy ensured. Am I the only one who finds this strange? Some stories actually led with the assertion that Starbucks customers would likely be unfazed by the price increase. Well, duh!
Idea Architects
SEPTEMBER 14, 2006
Truth be told, I wanted to wring her neck. She had gabbed on her cellphone the entire time in the security line and then seemed surprised when she was asked to take off her shoes. Of course she set off the detector when walking through. We all got to wait for an additional five minutes while she and the TSA agent tried to determine what else she shouldn’t be wearing.
Idea Architects
AUGUST 30, 2006
It happens when a politician’s private choices are revealed to be different than the public philosophies espoused. It happens every time a doctor or hospital is found to be overcharging patients in order to get more Medicaid money from the government. It happens every time a nonprofit leader steers the organization in a direction that provides personal gain or furthers self-interest.
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