Articles from Communication World (May 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Abstracting with light: when less becomes more: find the hidden details of your subject and let them speak to the viewer.	Douglis, Philip N.		765
Communicating in the world of Web 2.0: society is teeming with online conversations. Business success today depends on whether you're in on them.	Holtz, Shel		2298
Global perspectives: what is the best advice you ever received relating to the practice of communication or the profession?			654
Gold quill class of 2006.			57
HP's good news: the technology company's Asia-Pacific Enterprise News Service consolidates information, providing better communication and saving money to boot.	Ekstedt, Peter		1007
I'm always intrigued to read.	Holtz, Shel	Letter to the editor	625
IABC releases revised guide to organizational communication.			611
In session: international conference gets blogged.			53
It's all about understanding: for this communicator, getting the message across clearly and succinctly is the name of the game.			681
Job centre sets record.		Brief article	59
Mark your calendar.			53
Monitoring the blogosphere: should you take the leap?	Miller, Paul		1872
Not-so-small talk: using real-world examples, two "blogging champions" describe how businesses can benefit from blogs.	Hobson, Neville	Book review	516
Putting people first: EXCEL Award winner John O'Neill effects a successful turnaround at AXA Ireland by building relationships.	Spring, Natasha	Interview	2450
That third screen--in your pocket! Think it's just a cell phone? Sure, you can make a call, but there's so much more in store.	Fernando, Angelo		1301
The impact of blogging: real or imagined? Microsoft blogging guru Robert Scoble talks about what the technology means for companies and how they can use blogs to their advantage.	Briggs, William	Cover story	2134
The numbers game: make sure the numbers in your publication add up--literally.	Khodarahmi, Sue		1286
The time is now.	Spring, Natasha		464
Think before you send you can prevent e-mail disasters and protect confidential information by securing your systems.	Zambroski, Ray		1820