The political media machine was in overdrive tonight after President Bush presented his latest proposals for managing the war in Iraq. Visit MSNBC for video excerpts. Pundits were foaming at the mouth all day in anticipation of the second biggest political story of the year (the first being when Democrats took over the [...]

Lots of product launches were made this week from some big trade shows.

The biggest launch you’ve likely heard of by now is that from Macworld with Jobs’ debut of the iPhone. It’s Apple’s concerted entrant into the cell phone market that combines an iPod, phone, and Internet browsing features into a deliciously designed device. [...]

While you are contemplating your New Year’s resolutions take a moment to consider a new approach to crisis communications and media messaging. Those math dudes over at MIT paired up with the smarties at Harvard years ago and developed the Program on Negotiation. They produce some very insightful executive seminars about dealing with [...]

We’re not the only ones looking to find the juice in 2007. Check this out:

Okay, so we don’t think it’s the slightest bit internal, but it is pretty effective at getting out the corporate message.

A couple of years ago, we attended a meet-and-greet with a communications exec from Kodak up at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. Turns out that Kodak gets royalties for [...]

It’s only been a little over a day and we’ve seen more Kristie Alley than a Look Who’s Talking marathon screening.
If you’re like us, you’re probably sick of fitness and weight loss ads already. Our New Year’s Resolution isn’t weight loss, however. We drink enough fresh squeezed OJ around the Pulp offices to [...]