Head Of Communications Or Head Of Manipulation?
15 May 2021
When it comes to communications, there are only two types of companies.
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Truth Is Just Perception
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Larry King, That Rare Interviewer Who Wouldn’t Answer The Questions He Asked
24 January 2021
With him, it was all about curiosity.
How To Cut The Gordian Knot Of Facebook And Democracy?
13 July 2020
Mark Zuckerberg’s historical responsibility is commensurate with his company’s success.
For Journalists, It Is Time To Distinguish Objectivity And Integrity
1 July 2020
The growing polarization of the public debate raises with new urgency the question of the role of the news media.
The Four Internal Communications Revolutions
26 November 2019
The digital revolution encompasses four revolutions. Each has major consequences in terms of management, motivation and employee communications.
Why The Absence Of Collusion Between Donald Trump And Russia Is Bad News For Silicon Valley
29 March 2019
Social networks are the greatest geopolitical threat to world peace since the Berlin crisis.
How To Structure A Communications Organization In The Digital Age?
5 February 2018
There is probably no ideal blueprint since communications departments now operate in an extraordinarily fast-moving environment. But let’s give it a try.
Thinking Less Quickly Is Key To Preserving Our Societies
11 December 2017
The digital, social and mobile revolution has dramatically accelerated access to information.
Is The New Reality Of Media Hindering Democracy?
26 November 2017
Monetization issues are at the heart of the problem: Digital advertising’s business model doesn’t work much better than that of print media.
In The Digital Age, The Press Is Strong When It Wants To Be
19 November 2017
Two recent events provide me with an opportunity to reflect on what differentiates major news media from their new competitors.
The Creation Of Experiences Is The Equivalent Of Storytelling For Events
12 November 2017
The intrinsic advantages of digital media are said to make it the ultimate communications vehicle. Many believe that offline activities, including events, are on the verge of becoming commodities and that digital strategies are universally taking over.