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Communication
270 published works
The Trademark Blog
At The McCarthy Symposium We Discussed The Elephant In The Room
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Time to Look at Communication and Collaboration Through a Different Lens
By Greg Lambert
Looking through the Microsoft survey on "The Future of Government Work," [download PDF] it would seem that there is a bipolar view of what communication tools workers "prefer" to use…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Go Ahead, Check Your Email — That's What Libraries Are For
By Greg Lambert
During their Livestream show last week, Tegan and Sara (Canadian Indie Band… and identical twin sisters) were asked a question about what life was like on the road during their…
Marketing Brain Fodder
Listen. Do You Want To Know A Secret?
For anyone of a certain age (we won’t be any more specific) those words most likely prompt a mind’s earful of a catchy tune as recorded by the Fab Four. …
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Applaud the Jellyfish – Or, the Value of Correct Interpretation
In having a good laugh at sarcastic signs (Brilliantly smart-ass responses to completely well-meaning signs) this morning with my fellow Bradys, it occurred to me that the problem, or hilarious…
Cordell Parvin Blog
Business Development Tip: Ask Your Kids Questions and Listen Intently
Our daughter Jill loves games. When she and her husband come over we always have family game night. Occasionally we play Texas Hold’em, but Jill really prefers board games. She…
Other
Steve Jobs’ lasting lesson to lawyers
By Patrick Lamb
Show, don't tell. Keep it simple and compelling. It's the right lesson for trial. It's the right lesson for marketing.
Corporate and Securities Law
MSRB Requests Comment on Municipal Advisor Rules on Written Communications and Disclosures
Marketing Brain Fodder
A Little Less Talk — Please!
I have a friend who argues that the smaller an airline is, the more the flight attendants tend to talk -- before and during the flight. He suggests this isn’t…
Marketing Brain Fodder
Are We Losing Our Ability To Listen?
In an increasingly loud world voices, headlines, media and even strategic noises seem to compete for our attention. The competition (naturally) gives rise to more creative approaches to capture a…