Communications
Our leaders are embracing anti-facts
Anti vaccination. Climate change denial. Flat earth. Creation science. Trickle-down economics. Refugees are a threat. Wind power is unreliable. Carbon prices will ruin the economy. Higher wages kill jobs. Anti-facts are ruling. Which is to say, lies drive our society today. Much of the social and political discourse in the West has devolved to people […]
Roku advances comms tech and equality
TV is for everyone—even for pets, according to Roku, manufacturer of devices for streaming programs to your TV. “According to customer feedback, many of you lean on the TV to help entertain their playful pooch when they’re not at home. For our favorite furry friends, the television viewing experience can be static, and dare we […]
Don’t care your outline in stone
Of all the tools and techniques for writers that I have written or spoken about, the outline gets the most resistance. Students, bloggers, aspiring writers and tweetmates argue “I like to write by the seat of my pants” or “I can’t use an outline.” But I have yet to find a professional writer, one who […]
Get a GRIP, part 4: The Plan
Get a GRIP on your writing project
Writing a plan, a report or an analysis can be a huge hurdle for people who don’t consider themselves writers. But in our information-driven economy today, it’s increasingly important. Here’s a strategy to help you make your next writing project more manageable: get a GRIP. It starts with the two basic rules of writing: Write […]
New year, new horizons
You have probably noticed the new look for this website. It’s not only more current looking, based on a newer template, it also has a much simpler structure and layout. Explore the links (after you finish reading this post!). You’ll find your way around much more easily than before. This theme also works better better […]
