Mindspace has worked with the Ethisphere Institute, which is dedicated to the research, creation, and sharing of best practices in ethics, compliance, and corporate governance among its membership, since the launch of Ethisphere magazine in 2006.

Customer and media education is key as the 13-year-old company discusses its evolution

White papers might date back to the time before the Internet, but, if written properly, they are still an effective tool for companies to spread awareness of a technology, product, or service.

There are thousands of accredited colleges and universities in the US, and all of them are looking for recognition for their students, professors, and programs. Yet with a declining number of higher-education beat reporters, the competition for coverage among schools has been getting increasingly fierce in recent years.

Chris Dorobek recently left Federal Computer Week as editor-in-chief to anchor a DC-area afternoon drive-time radio program covering the government community in all its sometime innovative, and sometimes bureaucratic, glory.

Tech practitioners have the nearly impossible task of keeping up with the constant permutations in social media and advising clients on which strategies will best meet their objectives. In order to provide successful counsel, some firms are finding that turning the spotlight inward is a good way to enhance expertise.

Gawker reports that The New York Sun will call it quits after its September 29th issue. However, Michael Moi, the newspaper's spokesman, told FishbowlNY on September 24 that the publication is "running as normal."

Steve Shepherd was deployed to Iraq with his Ohio National Guard unit just as he was set to open a Smoothie King franchise in suburban Columbus, OH. Several months later, his wife Laura Shepherd planned to send frozen smoothies to Steve's 100-member unit in time for Memorial Day 2007.

NBC.com, home of webisodes for popular shows Heroes and The Office, announced its lineup of online promotions associated with all of its shows last week.

The financial crisis and proposed $700 billion Wall Street bailout is the current topic of conversation at virtually all traditional news outlets. BuzzLogic turned its attention to blog entries posted September 1 or later to determine whether it was consistent with traditional media's take that America is dealing with the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.