Topic: new media
16 Apr 2009
Training People To Learn
Common sense seems to be in very short supply. Perhaps it always was. More »
Topics: career coach, life coach, new media
01 Apr 2009
From “Shout” To “Discuss”
20th Century communications were dominated by ‘shout’ media – newspapers, radio, cinema, television, brochures and chilling ‘cold calls’. These involved shouting at customers. They had developed from street markets where the loudest vendor succeeded best. More »
Topics: communication, information technology, new media, sales, service providers
15 Sep 2008
The New Media Opportunities
Over the past century the mass media have played a vital role in the dissemination of information about everything from disease to designer handbags. The relatively high standards of living now enjoyed by many in the world would not have arrived – or would have arrived more slowly – if the mass media had not promoted them. Good communication, efficiently and attractively dispensed has enhanced all our lives more than most other technical advances. More »
Topics: communication, internet, mass media, new media, technology
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