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Canada's Political TsunamiReflections on the recent Canadian elections by Gordon Taylor Lee.Issue 11 // Data, Analytics & Insights
Break Through the Political ClutterCorey Ealons and Lizanne Sadlier give a primer on how to be heard above the noise of a presidential campaign.Issue 11 // Data, Analytics & Insights
Know Your AudienceNick Drew explains how consumer expectations for brands vary from country to country.Issue 11 // Data, Analytics & Insights
Insight Mining: Look to YourselfBetsy Neville discusses how prioritizing employee knowledge put agency work on fast forward.Issue 11 // Data, Analytics & Insights
Cannes PR Lions 2015: Looking Back on New PR’s Bright FutureCannes PR Jury president Lynne Anne Davis recaps what this year's Gold winners mean for the future of the industryIssue 10 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Nurturing Creativity Inside PRBill Power Offers Five Tips for Nurturing Creativity Inside a PR FirmIssue 10 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Creativity and PR, Strange Bedfellows?Stefan Gerard explains why it's time to face it: PR came late to the “capital C” Creative party. But there's good news.Issue 10 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Trust Me, I’m CreativeSean Dallaskidd examines the two tables creatives want to be at – and why one "is so protected."Issue 10 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Getting Clear on CreativeBefore debating what/who is “creative,” Bill Power suggests first separating them by their core function to establish common roles.Issue 10 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
A Social Media Movement That SticksWhat makes a social media movement stick? Lena Shareef shares first-hand experience on what worked with #GirlWithABook.Issue 10 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Start With Your Big Why, Then Let's Talk Big DataChristina Liao says companies must answer the "big why" before getting to the big data.Issue 7 // Data, Analytics & Insights
Demonstrating the Social-to-Sale ConnectionIt's a common question: What's the ROI of social? Alan Chumley shows how some brands are finding answers.Issue 7 // Data, Analytics & Insights
Don't Let the Medium Dictate the MessageDon't tell Marshal McLuhan, but in 2014, the medium may not dictate the message as much as it has been, say Lydia Herrera and Sarah Gordon.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Using Olympic Village Clout for Global Village GoodThe legacy of Sochi Winter Olympics may be to push the IOC into becoming a global agent of change, J.J. Carter predicts.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
The FOMO Behind a Snap(chat) DecisionSnapchat hasn't been the most brand-friendly social channel, but that may be coming to an end, says Angela Romero.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
FDA Doles Out Guidance on Social a Dose at a TimeMark Senak deciphers the FDA’s latest guidance on promoting drugs and other medical products via social media.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Who Wants to Wear Hot Tech Until It Looks Cool?The tech’s cool, but do I look like a nerd? Sean Dallaskidd urges wearable tech to remember fashion. Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Strategically Integrating One Fractal at a TimeHow can "complexity science" be applied to convergence? David Wickenden explains, with the help of some fractals.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Finding a Roadmap to Brand RelevanceJohn McNeel suggests many companies have yet to earnestly start their brand-defining journey.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
When Markets Rule in ChinaBill Black examines the possible impacts of the new Chinese commitment to “decisive” markets.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Two Simple Words, One Tricky ConceptMark Mortell analyzes why strategic and integration when shoved together mean a lot more than apart.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Putting Strategic Integration to WorkIntegration is a concept many brands find elusive, but Stefan Gerard and Bill Power share three practical ways to handle it.Issue 4 // Strategic Integration & Creativity
Crafting a 50-50 Partnership of Art and ScienceDon’t let your intuition and creativity get swamped in the flood of big data, David Wickenden argues.Issue 3 // Data, Analytics & Insights
LinkedIn – It’s Not Just for Hunting HeadsBeth Ward connects LinkedIn to more than just hunting heads.Issue 2 // Digital & Social Media
Companies Shouldn't Underestimate BloggersSeth Bloom tells brands it's a competitive edge to pay attention to bloggers.Issue 2 // Digital & Social Media
The Thing We Call Brand Just Got a Lot RiskierPeter Verrengia says brand, as we know it, is deadIssue 1 // Brand & Reputation
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