Demetrios Skalkotos, senior VP of global corporate services for NASDAQ OMX, discusses the new buzzword in corporate communications: convergence. Hear why and why PR, investor relations and corporate communications are more aligned than ever before.

Are you feeling lost amidst a sea of Glee references and Canadian indie music? The millennial generation has invaded the workplace, whether you're ready or not. Meet Ragan's Millennial Mafia.

Is Facebook like art? Roving reporter JenChicago attempts to find out.

After being forced to spend his last two Christmas vacations in the office, answering phones, Bill Sweetland may have finally found salvation and get to leave during Ragan's holiday break.

Honest and open internal communication is vital, reports Erin Liberman Moran of the Great Place to Work (r) Institute, the group that selects the companies that Fortune publishes.

Internal communications consultant Linda Dulye outlines how to craft and send messages that employees will remember.

Communicator David Beigie discusses how T-Mobile empowers employees when it comes to social media.

CFO Alfred Lin explains why allowing employees to blog helps create a culture of transparency.

Laura Ariganello, former internal communicator at Starbucks, discusses the important role face-to-face communication played during company layoffs.

Twitter is still in its early stages as a social media tool, but there are some bright spots that prove it's not just a waste of time. Shel Holtz discusses why Twitter can work for you.

We head to Shepherdstown, WV, to learn how the economic tumult is affecting small communications firms and the freelancers who depend on them for work.

Email can take up your entire day -- don't let it.  K.J. McCorry shows you how to better manage your email.

Ragan.com talks with recruiters to find out how the economy is affecting the job market for corporate communicators.

John Mims, VP of communications at Altyris, discusses how to communicate with generation Y.

Communicators at the University of Michigan-Flint launched a television commercial contest for students that gained press attention. Learn why a video contest might be right for you.

Michael Angelo Caruso shows you how to narrow in on the meaning when you are confronted with too much information.