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2012 Trends for Reputation Management
By: Patrick Lunsford
01/11/2012 - It's early in the New Year, which means many of us are writing the wrong date, making small talk about how "2011 just flew by," going to movies that want Oscar nominations, and reading plenty of articles/posts on what to expect for the year. In…
Health Care Can't Solve Nursing Shortage with More Nurses
By: Patrick Lunsford
09/28/2011 - "I want to scream at whoever wrote this." That's the reaction I received from my wife when I showed her an old (May 2011) article from NurseWeek magazine. To put this response in perspective, my wife secretly owns the "Little House on the Prairie" DVD…
Don't Stress about Employee Engagement
By: Patrick Lunsford
07/28/2011 - Let's start today's conversation about employee engagement where most employee engagement discussions start — with baboons. You know, the primates with the long faces and protruding hairless bottoms (they kind of look like Rafiki in "The Lion King"). Baboons take center stage for their unknowing…
Should AP Style Change for SEO?
By: Patrick Lunsford
02/18/2010 - The AP Stylebook is the Bible for news and strategic communications writers (including Standing Partnership). The people who study the good grammar book the most can earn a disciple-like status in the office. Colleagues seek the experts out for erudite advice, and the experts enlighten the less…
Rethinking Presidential Addresses
By: Patrick Lunsford
03/23/2009 - So ... I'm sitting down Sunday evening and watching President Barack Obama on CBS' "60 Minutes" and I'm wondering if the traditional national television network address has unofficially outlived its usefulness (as the core channel between the president and citizens). Last week, Maya blogged about the president's recent…
Media Relations for the Media: “Basic Cable Personality Clash Skirmish ‘09”
By: Patrick Lunsford
03/13/2009 - This past Thursday night, Jim Cramer, of CNBC's Mad Money fame, sat down for an interview with The Daily Show's Jon Stewart. The event, satirically called the "week-long feud of the century," started after Cramer took personal offense to The Daily Show's recent lambasting of…
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