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Blogging in General

BY Beverly Kaye
Relevancy Score: 98

I was surprised this morning, while pouring a cup of coffee, to see a segment on the Today show about blogging. Anyone catch it? Matt Lauer interviewed a psychologist about teenage blogging. She said that teenagers love this ...READ»

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AIG PR firms now up to Four…, and CEO just does 'okay'

BY Ink Inc PR
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How many PR consultants does it take to change a… Oops! Right joke, wrong professionREAD»

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Offensive Defense

BY Fast Company Staff
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NBC's decision to deny access to New York magazine's Meryl Gordon was a strange choice considering all the bad press they have been getting lately. Businesses should realize that journalists are going to write the story anyway with ...READ»

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The Power of Renewal

BY John A. Byrne
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This month's letter from the editor.READ»

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Consumer Bill of RightsBlues

BY Fast Company Staff
Relevancy Score: 26

Were you one of the chosen ones? Were you one of the brave tarmac pioneers who endured 10 hours trapped in a JetGlue--oops, JetBlue--airplane at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport last Wednesday? Were you the stranded guy who ...READ»

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The Women of Enron : The Best Revenge

BY Jennifer Reingold
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Regrets? Hardly. For Sherron Watkins, life since Enron imploded has gotten a whole lot better.READ»

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Everything You Need to Know About the Stimulus Is Online

BY Chris Dannen
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If you listen to the news, you'd think that President Obama's $819 billion stimulus package was drawn up in watercolor. What will get funded? Which states will get money? What are the parameters? A new website launched this week ...READ»

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Jonathan Cohen: The Analyst

BY Linda Tischler
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Jonathan Cohen was branded a killjoy when, in late 1998, he issued an analyst report suggesting that Amazon.com was overvalued by several billion dollars. Since Amazon's fall from grace, he has gained a little vindication but much insight into why most analysts don't deliver bad news when they should.READ»