Archive for the ‘Project Management’ Category

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Joe Morris

Of Olympic Coverage and Failure to Satisfy …

Whether it's a multibillion-dollar, 16-day global broadcasting spectacle or your company's social-media or print product, it's never a good idea to take advice only up to a point.

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Picture This: Connecting Photogs With Bootleggers

Oh, for the days when attaching artwork to a blog simply meant pinging around the Internet, running searches and eventually snagging a suitable image and dropping it into place. You can still do that, but now you’re much more likely to get into trouble if that artwork is copyrighted and you haven't asked for permission — or paid the photographer/artist.

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If Content Is King, Are You The Power Behind The Throne?

There are plenty of sites (both business/consumer and pure blog) that have plenty to say, and say it effectively. And they don’t just rely on short sentences, SEO-laden jargon and bullet points, either.

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Audience Awareness Drives Success

The best newsletters and magazines produced by companies not only tie their employees closer together, they also serve as potent marketing materials to vendors and interested bystanders, not to mention current and prospective customers.

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Chrissy Sievers

Project Triangle: Fast, Good or Cheap

The dreaded Project Triangle; something that I've been aware of, but recently found out that some folks have never heard of it. The project triangle is a graphical representation of the constraints that surround a project. These are cost, time and features/scope. It's a useful way to discuss how "having it all" sometimes isn't as realistic as we all might want it to be. I've heard the "I want it yesterday, with tons of bells and whistles, and oh yeah, I have a very tight budget." Don't we all?

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