Shirley Siluk
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Marketers these days spend a lot of time thinking about budgets… or, rather, the lack thereof. But you might be surprised to learn that money isn’t the top factor they…
Read MoreIf you’re an avid reader, you might keep up with the hottest titles on the New York Times’ best-seller list. But you probably also have a handful of favourite classics…
Read MoreTo writers and other types of content producers today, the Woodward-Bernstein days of Watergate journalism might as well be another geological epoch deep in the past. With today’s 24/7 news…
Read MoreEnglish might be the go-to language choice when writing for an online, international audience. But what kind of English do you use? There’s British English, Canadian English, Australian English and…
Read MoreSomewhere between copyright, which protects writers’ and artists’ rights to their works, and public domain, which allows free use of non-copyrighted material, lies a hard-to-define – but important – concept…
Read MoreHow many of you have tried to sound more authoritative during a disagreement by hauling out the old, ‘They say…’ claim? You know, as in, ‘They say Millennials don’t have…
Read MoreMedia theorist Marshall McLuhan is famous for saying, among other things, that “The medium is the message”. Essentially, that means that the type of medium you choose to communicate a…
Read MoreWe’re all familiar with editor and reporter characters from movies set in magazine or newspaper offices. Think the Robert Redford/Dustin Hoffman reporter duo in All the President’s Men, Meryl Streep’s…
Read MoreOnce you understand the difference between ‘less’ and ‘fewer’, it’s hard to mistakenly use one in place of the other. Saying ‘fewer puppies’ or ‘less water’ simply feels right, while…
Read More“We need to stop interrupting what people are interested in and be what people are interested in.” – Craig Davis, former chief creative officer at J Walter Thompson We like…
Read More“Only I have eyes for you.” “I have only eyes for you.” “I have eyes for only you.” Read each of those sentences above again and think about how they…
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