By Kimberly MacArthur Graham | July 15, 2014
As a technical writer, I believe that details and fine lines matter. Usually. But not always and rarely forever. People and technologies change, and sometimes even a sharp distinction quietly Read More
By Kimberly MacArthur Graham | March 20, 2014
What is an “Item of Value” and how does it improve marketing ROI? This week I’ve been rather frantically trying to identify a blog topic, with no success. It seemed Read More
By Kimberly MacArthur Graham | March 12, 2014
This is the first in an occasional series that grouses about the demise of proper communication thanks to texting, Facebook, and other modern-day inconveniences. When Is It Proper To Read More
By Kimberly MacArthur Graham | February 3, 2014
If your organization is planning an annual fundraiser, take a lesson (or three) from the Design Council and their Design After Dark. This savvy group of (mostly) design professionals and Read More
By Kimberly MacArthur Graham | January 30, 2014
Compared to other PR issues threatening to mar the Sochi Olympics, such as limiting athletes’ freedom of speech, the disagreements around Rule 40 seem pretty tame. Actually a by-law, Rule Read More
By Kimberly MacArthur Graham | January 10, 2014
It seems like everyone is talking about “secret menus” these days, which ironically, means they’re not so secret anymore. What is a Secret Menu? If it’s new to you, Read More