When an Emergency Strikes, Be Ready with a Crisis Plan
Two recent area tragedies, one at The Johns Hopkins Hospital and the other at Discovery Communications – both involving armed gunmen – showed how essential it is to be ready for the worst.
Two recent area tragedies, one at The Johns Hopkins Hospital and the other at Discovery Communications – both involving armed gunmen – showed how essential it is to be ready for the worst.
When it comes to managing people, do you believe that logic rules or do you think about how you’d feel in a situation? Either way, you’re capable of adapting your management style. Click here to read the article on Poynter.
Looks like Dilbert creator Scott Adams has a good idea of what happens when a company with no social media policy hires a social media manager. Wonder what she’s going to put on her time sheets?
It’s official. Flickr announced that the 5 billionth photo was uploaded to its site today by Flickr user yeoaaron. Between you, me and the rest of the Flickr faithful, that’s a lot of photos.
If you weren’t already aware, IE9 Beta has been made available for download today (Sorry XP users. You have to have Vista SP2 or greater). I am fairly anxious to try it. Here’s hoping that the folks at Microsoft have finally produced a browser that offers a browsing experience rivaling that of Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.
HTML5 for Web Designers looks like an awesome (and concise) must read on HTML5 from the very excellent Jeremy Keith & Jeffrey Zeldman.
To aid in the push for naturally embedded fonts on the web, Google teams up with TypeKit to release Google Font API.