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Checking in on fact-checking outrage

By Joe Coffey | The Fifth Estate Remember the first time that thing you were Googling suspiciously popped up in an internet ad just a...

Trolls can be beneficial if you know how to use them

By Joe Coffey | The Fifth Estate If you want your company’s online platforms to be engaging, you need good content and user interaction. Let...

How PR has gone social

By Betsy McCloskey | Guest Column The field of public relations has seen dramatic shifts over the past 10 years with the rise of digital...

Writing for shorter attention spans

By Jen Neumann / Marketing Column Have you ever shown up for an event or meeting, or even a family dinner, and there’s some important...

Are we on the cusp of the ‘digital ad bubble’?

By Molly Altorfer / Guest Column Fortune 500 companies and most B2B companies remain bullish on the advertising industry as a way to reach consumers...

Social media and our view of Baltimore

By Joe Sheller / Guest Editorial This Mother’s Day weekend, America had a new super mom to celebrate – a woman whose fame was fueled...

CBJ Social Media Contest to begin Monday

The Corridor Business Journal is launching the Fastest Growing Companies Social Media Contest on Monday, May 5 at 8 a.m. Until 5 p.m. May...

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Checking in on fact-checking outrage

Trolls can be beneficial if you know how to use them

How PR has gone social

Writing for shorter attention spans

Are we on the cusp of the ‘digital ad bubble’?

Social media and our view of Baltimore

CBJ Social Media Contest to begin Monday

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