Communication Theory, Public Relations, Marketing, Human Interaction, and the Technology that ties them all together. Opinions expressed are each author’s own.

Jay Rooney in Musings on Communication

Jun 2, 2014

Quantified Swipes

A month of online dating, in data and charts.

Introduction

Cammi Pham in The Unlearner

Apr 17, 2014

Cruel Intentions: How I Hacked Tinder and Got 2015 Matches in Under 17 Hours

The Permanent Address of Words.

A theory on impact.

Nicey Hilton in Sales World

Mar 12, 2014

%#$%@’ING NETWORKING — It’s a Beautiful Thing During COVID-19

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julian rogers in Marketing Communications Leadership

Feb 27, 2014

4 ways business writing is like mountain biking

Hands on your handlebars or on your laptop, you’re in…

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Jay Rooney in Musings on Communication

Jan 16, 2014

Now You’re Speaking My Language!

What does language say about us?

John Blythe

Dec 23, 2013

Just stupid

Let’s go ahead and retire the dumbest thing we’ve ever said

I’ve got a beef. Chances are it’s with you. Sorry, it’s really nothing personal. It’s just that I think you sound ridiculous. Just sayin’.

Jay Rooney in Musings on Communication

Dec 6, 2013

I Went Viral (Part 2)

How and why a single tweet took off

For Part 1, click here.

After I went viral, my big question was “why did I go viral, and not all the other angry customers tweeting at their carriers?”

Jay Rooney in Musings on Communication

Dec 5, 2013

I Went Viral

How it feels when the Internet’s watching you.

Andy Warhol once said that in the future, everyone would have their 15 minutes of fame. How prophetic that statement was. I’m not a celebrity, world leader, CEO, “social media guru,” or “influencer.”…

Jay Rooney in Musings on Communication

Nov 16, 2013

Batkid, Virality, and The Value of Publicity

Lil’ Superhero a slam dunk for foundation, city.

If you were on the Internet at all on Friday, you most likely heard about Miles, aka “Batkid,” the five-year-old cancer patient that wanted to be…

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