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Bringing clarity to new media jargon

Photo courtesy of austinevan via Flickr Yesterday, a British Parliament committee called out UK politicians and civil servants in general for their overuse of jargon. In a report, the committee complained that in politics, technical terms are often used to “hide the fact that the speak...

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Cision Blog — 23 hours ago

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Giving thanks for online rabble-rousers

Photo courtesy of ToastyKen via Flickr In North America and much of Europe, the combination of government-protected free speech and nearly nonexistent barriers to entry in online publishing has created an environment in which companies get punk’d by bloggers and other online infl...

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Cision Blog — November 24

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To Windows 7 or not to Windows 7

Dan Wons The questions I am getting asked a lot these days (aside of course from why is IT trying to ruin my life) are all about Windows 7. When are we going to upgrade, should I be running Windows 7, what do you think of it, etc.? When it comes to Windows 7, I am a believer. Fr...

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Cision Blog — November 19

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How social search will change SEO for PR pros

Photo courtesy of Matti Mattila via Flickr It won’t be long before your favorite bloggers begin offering their predictions for the social Web in 2010, and this one could rank near the top of any such list: as more social content is indexed by search engines, we’ll all start ...

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Cision Blog — November 16

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Finding time for social outreach online

Photo courtesy of fdecomite via Flickr I talked with a lot of PR professionals at the PRSA International Conference this week, and one of the big themes of discussion there was that old, not-so-social technologies are still taking up a lot of the time that we’d like to be spe...

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Cision Blog — November 13

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Why is IT trying to ruin my life? Part 3: Preventing software installations

Dan Wons This post was written by Dan Wons, Vice President for Network & Infrastructure at Cision US. It is part 3 of a 3-part series. One of the more frustrating things that IT departments do to users is prevent them from having the proper rights to install software on their own PCs.&nb...

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Cision Blog — November 12