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Chris Nerney

Saratoga Springs
As seen in: CIO, CSO, Network World, Healthcare IT News, Healthcare Finance News, ARN, Le Monde Informatique, Computerworld Polska, Agility PR Solutions News by Bulldog Reporter, Reseller News and
I write about the workplace of the future, emerging technologies, and healthcare. I also cohost The Big Life Questions Show podcast.
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You still have to write for humans (and not just eighth graders)

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By Chris Nerney
| Agility PR Solutions News by Bulldog Reporter
Anyone who has been in marketing eventually is advised to “write like an eighth grader.” People who offer this advice may cite legitimate literacy studies showing that the “average American” reads at the level of a seventh- or eighth-grader. If that is true (especially since more than 90 percent of adult Americans 25 years or older have graduated from high school), I’d like to have a word with our education system.
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What's the Problem In Healthcare That No One's Talking About

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By Chris Nerney
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For very lonely people, like COVID patients that don't see people very often, when somebody says I'll be back in a minute, loyalty means that you'll be back in a minute. and when you're laying there
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Google links employee bonuses to success of social strategy

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By Chris Nerney
| itworld.com
CEO Larry Page seeks to ensure that all workers have stake in social media efforts New Google chief executive Larry Page is seriously committed to making Google's social media strategy succeed. And he's made it clear that he expects every single one of the search giant's more than 24,000 employees to be equally committed -- and equally responsible.
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