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July 2010/FEATURES
Emily J. Davis
Social media is a valuable, oft-misunderstood business tool that will demand your attention sooner or later. So whether you're a novice looking to learn, an "expert" seeking more, or a bonafide skeptic, here's a comprehensive look at the brand-changing medium and how it can redefine your company.
By: Drew Wood
A Case Study in Colossal Failure and Moderate Redemption
According to Greenpeace, Nestle has been less than ethical lately. It turns out that the company...
The Northern Minnesota town famous for shipping and biting winters is biting back and proving that, in an era of uber connectivity, the burgeoning economic machine that is the new Duluth knows no bounds.
By: Beth Probst
The marquee boldly stating "Girls Friday Nights" is an unlikely place to gauge the business environment of a community-unless you are Duluth and the marquee belongs to the historic Norshor Theater.
In June, the...
Contents
Departments
Bottom Line
A year ago, Chrysler made cuts nationwide to its dealership base, and its bankruptcy left remaining dealers scrambling. This is how a...
Communications
Weber Shandwick's Greg Swan taps into the power of social networking, and sees even more opportunities ahead.
Leadership
The coworking movement is helping independent workers stave off the isolation of working alone and allowing them to collaborate their way...
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