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The often tight-lipped company is having a relatively effusive celebration to mark three decades of its game-changing computer. It's even asking for some fan input.

Just when you thought you'd never have to spam a customer or an employee inbox again, a new article argues the power of email.

Brands will have to pony up a lot more money for staffing and other costs of online marketing and audience engagement.

Can you last more than a day without being connected to your phone? Here are some tips on how you can make it through.

The English language changes constantly, but sometimes it retains sayings that use words and meanings that have fallen out of favor. That leads to inadvertent mistakes.

Witches, beards and Instagram will dominate the year to come.

Whether it's complete nonsense or words that have been diminished through overuse and misuse, these terms should all be put to bed permanently.

Before you plan your next email campaign, don't fall for these common falsehoods.

When delivering a presentation before an audience, our words aren't the only thing people pay attention to. Consider this advice for making better eye contact, staying calm and more.

Clear and effective communication is essential during presentations. Here's how you can get it right.

What might happen if you find yourself posting to your accounts while knocking back a few. It's not pretty.

More brands are buying into the pranking trend. Is it a sustainable model for drumming up publicity?

The first @reply, hashtag and retweet happened less than a decade ago, but in the world of social media, they're historic.

When a disaster happens or as the anniversary of a catastrophe approaches, it may seem like commenting is the right thing to do. Sometimes, silence is best.

Hiring a PR firm to help your brand isn't the end of the exchange. Maintaining a healthy back-and-forth is pivotal.

When a customer starts the conversation, it takes more to keep it going than a standard sales push.

In the next five years, 83 percent of companies will face a crisis that could negatively affect their value. Here's how to ensure that won't happen to you.

Here's a look at what types of brands have the strongest and most social communities on the big social network.

The social network announced its confidential filing for an initial public offering via a tweet. It's showing signs it learned from Facebook's IPO.

Your tweets may already grab attention, but as they say, there's always room for improvement. Test out a few of these tips.

Do you know which social network adults visit most? Have you ever wondered which demographics dominate Instagram? Find out here.

Generational gaps amid the workplace can present a difficult challenge for colleagues. Here's how you can work better with younger employees.

If your news items seem stale, try smartening up how you link, adding visuals and encouraging social sharing, to freshen them up.

Consider these practical points to help minimize the damage left to manage.

So you know a thing or two about using keywords, but is your site actually built to be shared? Find out how to get it SEO-ready.

The 'Jobs' actor's stirring acceptance speech at the Teen Choice Awards is earning him considerable respect among speechwriters.

In a lot of ways, your logo is like your calling card. Here's how to make sure it matches your brand's identity.

If you want your website content to be taken seriously, steer clear of these missteps.

You can get more social-media fans and engagement if you follow these guidelines for Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.

Please customers and search engines alike when you apply these tips to your content.