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communication

If you’re a regular reader of this business communications blog you will have noticed it’s been sporting a new logo for the last couple of weeks. I’ve got a stack of compliments from friends and colleagues about the design so I figured it might be a good time to discuss the process behind the change. [...]

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I‘m posting this here because I finally got an answer from Telenor here in Sweden about what I had to do to get my Telenor mobile broadband working with my MacBookPro & Snow Leopard. After about three months of irritation, phone calls and disillusionment with their service.
Go to the Stay Connected (ha!) website and download [...]

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Norway’s Kampanje.com reports that girls are new media’s pioneers.
In the past, apparently, it was the guys who were exploring what you could do with new media.
“But we saw things were starting to change a couple of years ago,” Ole Petter Nyhaug, analyst at Synovate, told delegates at a seminar held at Oslo Kongressenter on [...]

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Google Showcase Google Wave

by Jon on 2009/10/07

in communication

Google Wave is hot right now. Everyone seems to be clamoring for an invite (including me)!
This video by two of the Wave team only does more to whet my appetite. You can see from the presentation how much this is going to change collaborative writing. The only thing I’m not sure about is whether [...]

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I‘m still waiting on an invite for Google Wave but as each day passes I get the feeling that the Wave could really change the way we communicate online.
Since watching the launch video I’ve been telling folks at conferences that it’s all very well to get on Facebook, Twitter, FriendFeed, etc, but that Google Wave [...]

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Facebook Wall-to-Wall

by Jon on 2009/09/28

in communication

Don’t underestimate Facebook. It’s everywhere right now.
At first it appeared like a rather amusing way of keeping up with friends from college, university and the workplace. Now, however, it’s clear that it’s changing the way we communicate.
It took radio 38 years to reach 50 million users. TV 13 years. But Facebook managed to [...]

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I‘ll be in Oslo speaking at Amestodagen at Folkets hus tomorrow (Wednesday).
I am going to be talking about Communication Strategies and Social Media, putting plenty of emphasis on how Norwegian businesses can improve their international communications.
Det er lenge siden jeg var i Oslo
I’m looking forward to going back to Norway as it’s been [...]

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Joshua Porter’s slides on Designing for Social Traction are a must read if you’re in the business of getting people to sign up for your website or online service.
From the perspective of a copywriter I couldn’t help be fascinated by Joshua’s comments on how copywriting is the “easiest, fastest way to improve your sign-up process” [...]

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Communication is Changing

by Jon on 2009/08/26

in communication

Communication, just like business, is changing. Now you have to be everywhere and communicate in a variety of digital ways.
What’s more, you have to talk differently to customers and prospects. It’s no longer enough to just show them your wares or broadcast your message and hope they’ll buy.
You have to engage with your customers; listen [...]

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Here are my five favourite posts geared towards Better Business Writing taken from the last few months.

Successful Web Writing Strategy
How to Write Effectively for the Web
Writing to Find the New You
Be Natural, Polite, and Human
Write Email that Sells

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