Far from threatening the demise of internal communications the social web affords the possibility of an exciting future. People need help to think and write for themselves and to learn the ropes of these new tools. Even once they have learned how to blog or tweet they will need people to help them find the good stuff and curation will become a key skill. Getting your hands dirty, learning the ropes, and then helping others to do the same could be a lot of fun. Why not explore the potential of a whole new form of literacy in business communications and get ahead of the game?

1. Organizations don’t
tweet, people do
euansemple.com

2. Let’s get technology out
of the way ...

3. We need more rubbish

4. Managing the mess

5. Leaving a trace
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6. “Writing ourselves into
existence”

7. Management by
being interested
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8. Volume control
on mob rule

9. The price of pomposity

10. “Conversations can only
take place between
equals”

11. Real leaders have
followers

12. The ultimate in
democracy?

13. The inside is the
outside
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14. A new business literacy

15. ‘Put a copy in the hand of
every HR director and CEO!’
Neil Morrison HR Director at Random House in People
Management

16. Thank You
euan@euansemple.com
@euan