Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox yesterday warns professional communicators against the dangers of information pollution. To whit: "The more you say, the more people tune out your message."
'Nuff said.READ»
In his June Online Insights column, Michael Tchong addresses the need for more drag-and-drop technology. Arguing that most technology -- hardware and software -- is purposefully designed to be difficult to use, he suggests that our ...READ»
Mike and Bill's comments about clarity of communication and the need for streamlined writing reminds me of chapters 5 and 9 in Bill's book, which deal with writing shorter emails -- and giving leaders less information.
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A few years ago, experts thought a new pricing model would sweep the Internet in which users would gladly pay a few cents a page for the content that they liked. It was a costly misjudgment.READ»
The Web reinvents many of the basics of business life: where you get your news, how you search for information, what it takes to communicate. Here's our crash course in how to Web-ify yourself.READ»
The interconnection of hundreds of millions of people via the Web doesn't represent just another sales channel or merely another opportunity to do the same work faster. It offers the potential to reframe some fundamental questions about business.READ»
Thanks to the Web, you can learn what you want -- when you want to learn it. From programming in a new language to talking the language of Wall Street, here's your online-curriculum guide.READ»
