The 2014 Pulse Survey results by Public Affairs Council were released last month. The annual in-depth survey of Americans’ opinions on business and government provides insights on attitudes like privacy, infrastructure, and different sectors. (more…) ...
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This is the second in a series of blog posts sponsored by the Social Science for Social Media Research Center
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First published in The Measurement Standard, this is an interview by Editor Bill Paarlberg with David Geddes, Managing Director
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We humans are different from other critters in the world in at least one way: We have a natural capacity to create, use, and misuse language and symbols. (Thanks to Kenneth Burke for this insight.) This capacity for “symbolicity” carries with it a great resp
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In a recent interview with McKinsey & Company in April 2014, Richard Edelman used the term “chief engagement officer” to describe a Chief Executive Officer’s (CEO) new role, when discussing how today’s leaders can
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This is the third in a series of IPR blog posts summarizing the results of the 2013 European Communication Monitor (ECM). The ECM is an annual longitudinal trans-national survey of European communications professionals, first carried out in 2007. It describes itself as, “the largest su
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What do CEOs mean when they talk about employee engagement? What do your colleagues have in mind when engagement is discussed in your workplace? Ask around, do people describe broadly the same notion, or are they miles apar
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Breathing and communication: We need both to survive. But breathing is autonomic; we don’t consciously control it. Less so communication.
Over the years, leaders and even professional communicators have labored to shape its content and direct
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For the past eight years, we have conducted an annual survey measuring how social and other new media technologies are being used in public relations practice. Results of our
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