Social Media Policy- New FTC guidelines for social media influencers | University of Minnesota - UMN News May 19, 2022
- Cash Stuffing making a comeback from social media - KLBK | KAMC | EverythingLubbock.com May 19, 2022
- San Diego moms turning to social media to find baby formula - CBS News 8 May 19, 2022
- DU Teacher in soup over gyanvapi Social media post - The New Indian Express May 19, 2022
- NY Gov. calls for social media probe - CNN May 19, 2022
- Social media and mass shootings - MyStateline.com May 19, 2022
- Steve Sarkisian asked about Agiye Hall status, reacts to WR’s social media status - AL.com May 19, 2022
- Fact Check Team: When do social media platforms have a responsibility to report - Fox11online.com May 19, 2022
- Edge Shares Pic of Rumored Judgement Day Recruit On Social Media - 411mania.com May 19, 2022
- Joe Burrow fires up social media as he calls Tom Bradys retirement into question - Marca English May 19, 2022
- Kwantlen
- Spotlight: Tips for growing cannabis at home from Pure Sunfarms' Rob Baldwin - The GrowthOp May 18, 2022
- New post-secondary school offers courses in Sikh studies - Vancouver Sun May 18, 2022
- City seeking public input on Prince George's policing needs - Prince George Citizen May 17, 2022
- Vernon newspaper golden at B.C. awards gala - Vernon Morning Star May 16, 2022
- Garden club returns to in-person events - Delta Optimist May 15, 2022
- All ethnicities in Richmond need to tackle racism - Richmond News May 14, 2022
- KPU vice president of students running for Vancouver School Board trustee - The Runner May 14, 2022
- MMA Mangat prepares for Singapore bout against world champion – Williams Lake Tribune - Williams Lake Tribune May 12, 2022
- UBC
- Early Music Vancouver Presents 2022 Vancouver Bach Festival – Scottish Baroque and Other Traditions - Broadway World May 19, 2022
- Westwood student offered record breaking scholarship amount - MIX 103.7 May 19, 2022
- Greening of Metro Vancouver 'ambitious but achievable,' report suggests - Vancouver Sun May 19, 2022
- UBC opens $2.4-million geological field station in South Okanagan - UBC Faculty of Science May 18, 2022
- Navigating Asian heritage - Ubyssey Online May 18, 2022
- New research maps how the brain changes during depression treatment - EurekAlert May 18, 2022
- UBC In The News - UBC News May 18, 2022
- College honours Kathy Butler with Distinguished Service Award - Campus Life - Castanet.net May 18, 2022
- Business Education
- Weil, Portis vying for Montgomery school board's District 2 seat - WSFA May 19, 2022
- Platte River Board Appoints New Vice Chair Gertig Selected by Fellow Board Members - North Forty News May 18, 2022
- Supreme Court finds Gov. Lee's ESA program constitutional - Nashville Post May 18, 2022
- New scholarship to allow Nashville grads to 'trailblaze' to TSU - Tennessean May 18, 2022
- Iowa schools ‘can’t do it all;’ more business partnerships needed, education director says - The Gazette May 18, 2022
- Dominican College is now Dominican University New York | The Rockland County Times - Rockland County Times May 18, 2022
- Laurentian University looks to extend creditor protection to Sept. 30 - Northern Ontario Business May 18, 2022
- New 3D Arts Complex at Eastern Michigan University's one step closer thanks to new $1 million gift from Windgate Foundation - EMU Today May 18, 2022
Category Archives: Tierney’s posts
Communications Exemplar: Gender Shenanigans
I was delighted today to find that my friend Snipey (aka Alison Gianotto), whom I met last Defcon, was newly conspiring with her friend K2 to create a blog they’ve called Gender Shenanigans, which, as they describe it, . . … Continue reading
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Tagged conflict, gender, nonviolent communications, playfulness
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Advanced Communications Tactics: Coyote Wisdom
I’ve been thinking about coyote wisdom. Coyote is a main character in the stories of many North American aboriginal cultures; he is a trickster, a wise fool who shows up when everyone’s taking themselves a bit too seriously. He transforms … Continue reading
To thank or not to thank on Twitter?
Nick Bilton’s suggestion that e-mail thank-yous are a time waster has sparked debate on whether or not it’s appropriate to thank people in digital communications. Some have gone so far to suggest that this new social ethic of efficiency is creating … Continue reading
Getting in a communication state of mind: 3 tips
Over the past few days, I’ve come across three great articles about mentally setting the stage for successful communications. Heidi Grant Halvorson’s “The 2 Epiphanies That Made Me a Better Negotiator” points out that viewing negotiation as a challenge rather … Continue reading
Ethics of Persuasion: The Reciprocity Rule
I was walking down Granville Street the other day on my way to London Drugs when I spotted two Chinese monks ahead of me speaking to passersby. Ordinarily cautious of sidewalk solicitors, I let one of them engage me precisely … Continue reading
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Tagged courtesy, customer service, ethics, persuasion, relationship
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On National Grammar Day: A love letter to language
It’s fitting that I should write this post on National Grammar Day. Choosing and arranging the right words with the right endings in the right order with the right punctuation isn’t even close to the most interesting thing I could … Continue reading
And now, for software completely different. . .
Love Adobe Creative Suite but can’t stomach the price? Looking for a new e-mail client with a feature that’s missing from your current one? Love Omnifocus, but it’s not available for Windows? Enter Alternativeto.net. Alternativeto.net offers, based on user recommendations, a … Continue reading
This Valentine’s Day, show your computer some love
One of the biggest risks to your online security is having unpatched programs. Keeping all your software up to date is no simple task, but Secunia’s Personal Software Inspector (PSI) makes it much easier to keep your Windows PC fully … Continue reading
Easy on the eyes
If you spend as much time looking at a screen as I frequently do for work and play, you’ve probably experienced eyestrain. Lucky for us, Stereopsis has created a nice little free app that makes that screengazing easier on the … Continue reading
Stay secure
One of the best sources out there for security tools, news, and good advice is Sophos, which is based out of the UK and has an office here in Vancouver. Disclaimer: I’m married to a Sophos employee, but I wouldn’t shill … Continue reading