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Using Google Glass to Measure Internal Communications: Measurement in the Age of Context, Part 2

OK, I’m not actually going to talk about Han Solo in this article, but he sure looks great in Glass, doesn’t he? Instead, here’s a story about an old client of mine that shows why

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New Year’s Resolutions for PR People Who Want a Promotion (or at Least to Keep Their Jobs) in 2014

A year ago, I put together a list of resolutions that It’s shaping up to be a tough year for PR, (see “A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall on Measurement“). You’re going to need to bring

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Measurement Mavens of the Month: Jeff Guaracino and Melanie Sole of Atlantic City Alliance

Melanie Sole, Public Relations Consultant and Jeff Guaracino, Chief Strategy and Communications Officer, Atlantic City Alliance It’s hard to believe, but 68% of measuring PR pros still use AVEs. For every one of you out

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12 Signs Your Measurement Program Is Not in Compliance With the Barcelona Principles (And How To Fix Them)

  It’s A Sign That Your Measurement Program Is Not In Compliance if… Here’s How To Fix It… #1. Your reports don’t include a transparency table. Download the SMM Standards Sources & Methods Transparency Table. Use

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