Articles from Communication World (July 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A conversation with Jim DeLorenzo: CEO, JHD Enterprises LLC, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.		Interview	600
Africa.			161
Bickford, Sanchez take leadership roles.		Brief Article	215
Canada.	Fleming, John		237
Clarification.	Wann, Al	Letter to the Editor	96
Effective internal communication starts at the top: help executives understand the need for clear, concise communication.	Robertson, Larry		2152
Events.		Calendar	101
Foundation study explores PR in small organizations.		Brief Article	140
From the editor.	Spring, Natasha		350
Giving the CEO message a makeover: people stopped reading your publication's "letter from the CEO" ages ago. Don't kill the column--make it better.	Crescenzo, Steve		1250
Gold Quill Awards 2005: applauding innovation, rewarding excellence.		Cover Story	4655
Good corporate writing: why it matters, and what to do; poor corporate writing--in press releases, ads, brochures, web sites and more-is costing companies credibility and revenues. Here's how to put the focus back on clear communication.	Meirowitz, Claire		1793
Hurd named 2005 EXCEL Award winner.		Brief Article	124
IABC concludes member research study.		Brief Article	89
Lessons on cross-cultural communication.	Leaper, Norm	Book Review	660
Member benefit spotlight.			124
New conferences address financial management and business writing.			178
On the road to financial health: for the second year in a row, revenues exceeded expenses, helping IABC move toward reducing its deficit.	Freeman, Julie		836
PacifiCare employees Aim High to embrace the corporate vision.	Kincaid, Tracey B.		887
Powell to receive 2005 Chairman's Award.		Brief Article	89
Putting best practices into practice: new IABC research highlights four key challenges in corporate communication Our panel discusses how those scenarios play out in real life.		Panel Discussion	1743
Shaping perspective with a wide-angle lens.	Douglis, Philip N.		698
Thailand.	Scott, Ken		179
When rumor has it (or not): thanks to blogs and other technologies, the rumor mill is churning faster than ever, How do you stop it?	Fernando, Angelo		1188
Words every word lover should know--and more.	Wood, Alden		686