People in today's homes often share four walls, but little else. Even the one thing designed to bring us together socially – music – is usually trapped in our smartphones and earbuds.
The question on the minds of every tech user and producer is: How personal should technology really be?
WEBER SHANDWICK SEATTLE IS AN INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS AGENCY.
The goal is compelling ideas that have a tangible impact on the client's business. The approach? Tom Beckman, chair of Weber Shandwick's Global Creative Collective, breaks it down.
Rose Berg-Fosnaugh, EVP of Social Impact, reflects on her time spent at the Dynamic Leadership Workshop in Sigtuna, Sweden.
When our executive editor-in-residencevisited Seattle for the Seattle Interactive Conference to discuss the current media landscape with local PR and business professionals and she had a very clear message: the pace of change within the media will never be this slow again.
There are 2 billion "unbanked" people in the world. Can finding ways to include them in the global economy benefit everyone?
WE'RE NOT JUST EXPERT COMMUNICATORS. WE'RE EXPERTS IN OUR CLIENTS' FIELDS AND BUSINESSES.
Volunteering and charitable giving are often thought of as soup kitchens and monthly payments, but it's important to remember that often the most valuable thing you can give is your time and unique talents.
Two words guide our work: engaging always. And we're always looking for new people who engage audiences with all the art and science they can muster. Sound like you?
Data breaches may not be rare, but they're still among the most serious reputational threats facing companies today. Advance preparation and disciplined execution are critical to a successful response.