Articles from Communication World (January 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Banking on knowledge: at First National Bank, an education program changes employees' perceptions of customer service and provides career opportunities.	Mackenzie, Pietie		1107
Connecting the continent: new technologies and improving economies are helping the media reach an ever-growing audience across the African diaspora.	Kariithi, Nixon	Cover story	1788
Daunting challenges demand innovative ideas.	Nicholson, Natasha	Cover story	98
Describe a cultural miscommunication that you experienced and how you would handle it differently now.			757
Don't delay: gold quill awards final deadline is 8 february.			65
Gold Quill: prove you're one of the best.	Ferrar, Marcus		335
I hear what you're saying: sometimes what we hear and what we put on paper are entirely different things.	Khodarahmi, Sue		1156
IABC debuts monthly Cafe2Go podcast.			56
Interpret, rather than describe, industrial scenes: when photographing buildings or machinery, include other elements in the frame to help tell the story.	Douglis, Philip N.		669
Job Centre resume postings: ABCs stand out from the crowd.			96
Managers and leaders: what it takes to be great: Marcus Buckingham to offer insight at the International Conference.	Buckingham, Marcus		284
Mark your calendar.		Calendar	60
New manual connects communicators with stakeholders.			143
Njoo tuzungumze! Come, let's talk! A comprehensive program seeks to change behavior and promote HIV counseling and testing in Tanzania.	Robert, Dulle	Cover story	2082
Open to new experiences: trusting her instincts and keeping an open mind are essential for this South African communicator.	Sophia, Dower		595
Social media change the rules: say farewell to top-down and hello to consumer-led communication.	Fernando, Angelo		1230
The human side of crises: two HR practitioners outline the key steps to building a realistic disaster communication plan--with people at the forefront.	Elias, Alan		499
The power is in your hands.	Nicholson, Natasha		412
There are five sides to every story: which are you missing?	Silverman, Lori L.		2611
What does that mean? Pairing this powerful little question with five simple rules can help you elicit clear and effective communication.	Braud, Gerard		2142
Wisdom for all ages: generational researcher Lynne Lancaster talks about how retiring baby boomers and Gen X workers will affect the organization of the future.	Holtz, Shel		2090