NPR quitting Twitter over label on social media account
National Public Radio is quitting Twitter over the social media company’s recent actions under owner Elon Musk to stamp it with labels the news organization says are meant to undermine its credibility.
CBC
Rule #1: Canada’s media bosses always get what they want
The recent government approval of the Shaw purchase by Rogers Communications confirms a seeming iron rule in this country: our media bosses always get their way, no matter how disastrous the consequences might be for Canadians. As a result, Canada’s “Three Telecoms in a Trenchcoat” are now two and can feast like never before on some of the world’s highest rates for cable, Internet, and cell phone service.
CANADIAN DIMENSION
What are SEO Backlinks? Why are They Important? And Where Can We Get Them?
Are you starting a blog or website? Then, you must have already read 100s of articles on the best SEO practices and, indeed, feel like losing your mind after absorbing too much information.
NEAL SCHAFFER
Dealing with post-interview silence
You had a great interview, but weeks have passed and you’ve heard nothing. Post-interview silence happens more often than you might think, writes The Cut’s Alison Green in her latest “Ask a Boss” column. So, what to do if it happens to you? Check in when you are past the time you expected to hear back, based on the hiring timeline.
Total Economic Impact Study Shows Movable Ink Delivers a 422% ROI
Movable Ink, the personalized content platform provider for digital marketing leaders, commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study and examine the potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises may realize by deploying its technology. The report covers a holistic view of Movable Ink’s AI-powered decisioning offered through Movable Ink Da Vinci, as well as its data-driven content generation capabilities for email and mobile messages.
CISION
