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President Barack Obama may be facing some serious PR struggles on the home front, but a recent decision to attend the crucial, final days of the Climate Summit in Copenhagen instead of the beginning has certainly won him some points with international scientists and other global leaders.
comment | 12/08/2009
Who do you blog to? This sounds like a simple question, right? But it’s actually something many bloggers, including countless company bloggers, forget to answer before crafting blogs posts. It’s a critical mistake that forces bloggers to miss out on a number of sticky benefits that come from having a solid “blog community.”
3 comments | 12/07/2009
Today we're celebrating our Operations Manager, Kerryn House's, birthday! She wears too many hats to count at MMI and more often than not can be found in front of her computer up to her eyeballs in spreadsheets, on the phone negotiating contracts or putting together one of "those" meetings with 10 people with 10 different schedules. Kerryn, we all appreciate all you do and want to wish you a Happy Birthday!
comment | 12/04/2009
To continue the trend of typically non-credible tabloid sources breaking headline news – you may recall TMZ confirming Michael Jackson’s death back in June – the gossip magazine US Weekly announced on its front page this morning that they have exclusive details about Tiger Woods’ 31-month affair with LA cocktail waitress Jaimee Grubbs, including documented proof in the form of 300 text messages and a voicemail left by Woods on Nov. 24.
1 comment | 12/04/2009
When it comes to being interviewed on radio, TV and podcasts, be prepared with sound bites or talking points. Let’s say you are an accountant interested in promoting yourself with small business owners. Here is a sample set of talking points about "The Five Commandments of Cash Flow."
1 comment | 12/03/2009
