Mark Ragan sat down with Jerry Tarver, retired professor of speechwriting at the University of Richmond, to discuss the importance of emotion in speeches.
Loss of control? Lack of resources? Or just plain old stuffiness? New York Times columnist David Pogue authored the newspaper's first personal technology blog and watched as the The Gray Lady overcame its own fears.
Andy Sernovitz, author of "Word of Mouth Marketing," tells us why this style of marketing is an effective—and inexpensive—PR tool in these tough economic times.
Getting a speaker to relax and loosen up in front of a crowd can be difficult. Rob Friedman, Director of Executive Communications at Eli Lilly, gives you a few tips to help write a speech that will make your speaker comfortable.
Speaking coach Mike Landrum discusses the biggest stumbling block of speakers, how video can improve their performance, and the problem with using PowerPoint in speeches.