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Author Archives: Susan Reisler
Perils of Texting
Perhaps it is the fact that I grew up in a generation where words really meant what they said, or perhaps it is the fact that I spent so much of my life as a journalist, where the wrong words … Continue reading
Congress and Parliament – Coliseums designed to rip apart the opposition
Governing across the Divide: Restoring Civility to Public Discourse was the title of a program I recently attended at the Washington National Cathedral. The setting was appropriately awe-inspiring and the audience of Democrats, Republicans and Independents were sitting on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Congress, Globe and Mail, Inspiring, Jeffrey Simpson, Liberal, New Yorker, Politics, Ryan Lizza, Stephen Harper, Susan Collins, US
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Apologies – getting it right
The media is all a-twitter about apologies. From a former Ontario cabinet minister, to a hip-hop artist, a U.S. Congressman, one of the great women tennis players, and even the President of the United States himself. All in few weeks, … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologies, Issues Management, Kanye West, Michael Bryant, Politics, Serena Williams
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It is time to pick up the phone
Recently I was talking to a colleague about incessant emails – thanks to our wireless devices they appear day and night. Short messages with poignant questions: questions that often need to be answered with other questions. They keep piling up. … Continue reading
Journalism without borders
The hard fought Democratic Primary in the United States was punctuated with PR nightmares created by the newly empowered citizen journalist. Armed with nothing more than a cell phone, a guest to a private event, or an onlooker on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Citizen Journalism, GM, Industry, Politics, Social Media, US, Wal-Mart
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