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Communication during tough times
Tuesday, April 14, 2009 • 3-4:30 p.m. Eastern
With Stacy Wilson, president of Eloquor Consulting, Inc
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Are you getting the most from your Web site? Can your visitors find what
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for creating a more effective Web site. It's the only publication written
specifically for people who are responsible for creating, managing and
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Ragan Communications presents ...
Corporate Communicators Conference 2009
The longest-running and most prestigious event for employee communicators
May 6–8, 2009 • The World-Renowned Drake Hotel • Chicago, IL
What
communicators can learn from MyRagan
Internal communicators and PR pros can learn a lot from MyRagan's experience
as a professional networking site
The Ragan Report
Inside
the Mayo Clinic podcast
We caught up with the man behind Mayo Clinic’s long-running medical podcasts
to learn how it started and how it’s done
Web
Content Report
Every
editor’s great balancing act
How understanding the desires of your readers—and how to reach them—along with
the needs of management will enhance readership and impress the C-suit
Corporate Writer & Editor
Social
media: What to adopt, what to drop in 2008
PR pros weigh in on the rapidly multiplying social media services and how they
may or may not help you do your job better this year
Media
Relations Report
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