Articles from Communication World (November 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2007 recognition programs: call for entries, nominations.			318
A man of many passions: from communications to chocolates, this multitasking entrepreneur embraces the big picture.		Interview	685
An emerging market?	Zimmer, Sandra	Letter to the editor	120
Composition: organizing pictures as communication: create visual order out of chaos by carefully structuring your images.	Douglis, Philip N.		690
Facts & interpretation: while regulatory requirements set a framework for disclosure, there are other elements that can spell the difference between poor and effective investor communication.	Kedem, Assaf		1963
IABC joins Ithaca College to offer communication certificate program online.		Brief article	107
IABC volunteer leaders to convene in California.		Brief article	234
Is paying for media coverage ever ethical?			1025
Letter from the Middle East: different languages, religions and cultures present perhaps the world's greatest communication challenge.	Woodcraft, Clare		887
Making the best use of electronic media: a study by an IABC member in Germany shows that e-mail, portals and intranets are widespread but need to be well managed.	Hein, Frank Martin		2165
Mark your calendar.		Calendar	28
Message received.	Spring, Natasha	Editorial	420
New book challenges media relations approach: Eric Bergman, ABC, voices the need to balance speaking and listening.	Spring, Natasha	Interview	476
Paying taxes: a question of honor: charged with increasing revenues, Bulgaria's new tax agency seeks to change the public's mind-set.	Toncheva, Juliana		1903
Stand out from the crowd: create "entry points" throughout your article to draw the reader in.	Khodarahmi, Sue	Editorial	1180
Take the reins in corporate governance: with their unique skills, communicators have a chance to improve compliance efforts.	Riley, Andrew		430
Television--minus advertising: in the future, you'll decide when you watch commercials, if you watch them at all.	Fernando, Angelo		1116
The BBVA experience.	Alloza, Angel		405
The curious fixation of the Rodin Chaser: a museum's proactive strategy heads off potentially damaging media coverage.	Shortt, Tanis		1139
The power of the press: keep reading: a veteran newsman's insights into the business emerge in the second half of his book.	Cameron, Jim	Book review	512
Too much e-mail! A new IABC survey suggests who is to blame and what we can do about it.	Williams, Ryan		2044
Using IABC's job boards.	Mavromichalis, Carl	Letter to the editor	82