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Well presented online: Vattenfall virtual press conference

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This deserves an Oscar: the way Vattenfall presented the virtual press conference on the sale of their lignite division. A Swedish company faces the press on a topic where not all of the relevant press is on hand. In fact, not only the Swedish press was interested in...

Presentation psychology: enemies in the audience

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Tonight’s TV duel between Clinton and Trump shows again how important psychology is, especially in TV debates. Psychological warfare is part of the election campaign. Here are two examples: The Clinton team was said to have invited Trump’s billionaire...

Bäte prepares for paper

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I have seen it very often that managers prepare their presentation in the following way: you take the last current version of the PowerPoint document that is closest in content, remove some slides and add a few. Then adjust the title, date and location on the...

“It’s the facial expressions, stupid!” (FAZ)

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… this is the headline of the article in the FAZ of 26.9.2016 announcing the TV duel between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. A really interesting proposal is described by the editor Andreas Ross: “… experts once again explain to Americans how they...

Why Clinton debated better than Trump

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Loosely based on Rudi Carell, I say, “You can only pull good lines out of your sleeve if you’ve put them in beforehand.” Hillary Clinton had a few aces up her sleeve in last night’s TV duel with Donald Trump. So across the board, she got better...

Sags through the shirt … symbolism for the audience

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“A picture is worth a thousandwords” is a terribly trite saying. Nevertheless, the symbolism of the white shirts for the peace agreement in Colombia is a nice and effective idea. It has real RESONANCE POWER.  
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