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Tag Archives: strategic communications
My engineering epiphany: Communications is not the plan, it is the data
I was running with a friend the other day and we were talking transportation. I do that a lot. Run and talk transportation. But this time, my friend and I were specifically discussing the unique nature of being a communications … Continue reading
Selling transportation: Travel in their shoes, and make it local
Whether you’re a cycling enthusiast, a concrete proponent or someone who touts transit, there are some common communication themes that are likely to make the job of talking transportation with your customers more successful. Two important complementary reports help define … Continue reading
Three insights for transportation communicators from today’s newsroom editors
I was fortunate to attend a panel discussion this week sponsored by the PRSA National Capitol Chapter that featured planning editors for several news and information outlets based in Washington DC. Participants included editors representing CBS’ DC bureau, the Washington … Continue reading
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Technology and public engagement: Are we there yet?
I often share a quote from Neil Postman, a noted author and media critic, who had serious doubts about how technology was affecting our modern ability to think and communicate. In a 1998 speech, Postman suggested that there is a … Continue reading
