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March 7 2011

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February 28 2011

Symbolism in Marketing

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Symbols are a part of our everyday lives whether we acknowledge them or not. Symbols help people quickly identify what something is, whether that something is a business, idea, object, etc. A symbol is an easily recognizable representation of a deeper meaning. Marketing and small business professionals often use symbols to represent their business or […]

February 11 2011

Technology: Does it hinder or help creativity?

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In our most recent blog post, we explored the idea of technology hindering communication skills, but could it also affect our creativity? With technology, we have the capability to create higher quality work in less time. We are almost limitless with what can be accomplished thanks to technology, but could these tools actually be limiting […]

January 28 2011

The Lost Art of Conversation

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We live in a world where we are constantly connected to our peers. Technology has provided us with ways to always be connected, but could it actually be further dividing us? Because we are so dependent upon technology, and since it is always at our fingertips, face to face communication is becoming less frequent. Instead […]

January 17 2011

Accuracy of Cancer Reporting Called Into Question

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“Cancer” is a very scary word, and medical reporters around the world recognize this. They often contribute to this connotation through much of what is printed about the highly publicized condition. However, according to reports in the Medical Journal of Australia, 41% of the printed material released about cancer contains “overly emotive language in a […]