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		<title>Instant Messaging Online</title>
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Instant messasing, or &#8220;IM,&#8221; is one of the simplest forms of synchronous online communications available. IM has become firmly entrenched in the lives of the younger generation. As a result, IM usage is expanding into both higher education and the workplace.

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		<title>Presentation: Communicating in the Age of Streams</title>
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All of us &#8211; whether you&#8217;re a stay at home mom or an executive &#8211; are going  to have to cope with the firehose. There&#8217;s more information coming at us than we  can handle. Information will scale. Human attention is finite. This presents a  major challenges to those of us who are [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Is Proofreading a Dying Art?</title>
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Man Kills Self Before Shooting Wife and Daughter
This one I caught in the SGV Tribune the other day and called the Editorial  Room and asked who wrote this. It took two or three readings before the editor  realized that what he was reading was impossible! They put in a correction the  next [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Starting a Presentation with a Bang</title>
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In a recent ABC  News story by Matt Gutman, he describes how Miami Dade Police Officer Gene  Lopez opens each of his presentations on airport security. Officer Lopez  interacts with a video clip to dramatically get the attention of his audience. I  encourage you to read the description in the news [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Ten Words to Avoid When Writing</title>
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Writing is a combination of art and craft. The art comes from lots of reading,  talking, thinking, dreaming, and writing. The craft is primarily technique. Some  techniques are complex, but a few are very simple and will instantly strengthen  your writing. In many cases, however, strengthening writing simply means  avoiding those [...]]]></description>
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In both professional and personal life, human beings naturally form groups based on affinities and expertise. We gravitate to others with whom we share interests. Most of us belong to real-world networks than formed organically. Not surprisingly, these networks rapidly migrated to the online world.
Online social networking has been around in various [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Ten Words to Ban from All Websites</title>
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In twelve years of running digital copywriting agency Sticky Content, there are a few words  and phrases I&#8217;ve grown to hate with a passion. If I had my way, I&#8217;d ban them from  all websites and for some sound commercial reasons, too.

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Social media on the job are now so pervasive, they must be  integrated throughout a business communication textbook to prepare  students for today&#8217;s electronic workplace.  If your text doesn&#8217;t describe  and demonstrate social media and help students adapt their personal  experiences with social media to the standards [...]]]></description>
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Virgin America is known for fun plane rides, with the amazing electronics in  your seat, the jazzy music in the bathrooms, and the calming blue aisle  lighting.
But free Wi-Fi on a cross-country Virgin flight this week had me testing just  about every application I could think of. I even got a live [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Five Things You Probably Don&#039;t Know About YouTube Videos</title>
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You probably know that YouTube is, by far, the top  video destination on the Web.
Here are some things about YouTube, though, that you probably don&#8217;t  know:

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