Don't be fooled by the title. James Cherkoff's excellent manifesto provides a roadmap for the transition from foghorn communications towards genuine engagement with your audiences. A great backdrop to what's happening out there. (Or in our case, in here. Blogging is a major part of the story.)
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February 28, 2005
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