A New Model for Corporate Website Management
By Dominic Jones
MOST corporate websites today are managed by different departments with different audiences and sometimes even completely different technical platforms.
November 3, 2006 | Posted in Online Investor Relations | 
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News Digest for November 3, 2006
There are 7 items… America’s Corporate Bond Sales Surpass Record | Japan’s Nomura to acquire Instinet | New York says Grasso should return $112.2 mln | Review: Microsoft improves Web browser | What’s Next for Boards? Ten Landscape-Altering Trends | Study says rich’s slice of the wealth pie gets bigger | Canada’s Senate Probes Hedge Fund Regulation
November 3, 2006 | Posted in Investor Relations News | No Comments »
News Digest for November 2, 2006
There are 8 items… Institutional Shareholder Services Sold for $553 million | Disgruntled Canadian Trust Investors Take Beating | US companies warned about pay advisers | Reforms needed to keep NYC financial capital | Sarbanes-Oxley overkill, bankers say | CalPERS backs SOX regulations | Why Do Good Managers Set Bad Strategies? | Web reaches new milestone: 100 million sites
November 2, 2006 | Posted in Investor Relations News | No Comments »
Should IROs Comment on Blog Posts?
By Dominic Jones
IT’S a question many publicly traded corporations around the world need to answer as investment blogs become more sophisticated and attract greater interest from investors.
November 2, 2006 | Posted in Online Investor Relations | 1 Comment »
News Digest for November 1, 2006
There are 8 items… Canada Shows How Even Stable Countries Hold Huge Political Risk | EU bourses agree to cut trading costs | NYSE rules out merger with Tokyo exchange | Pressure for FTSE to check governance of foreign firms | UK lords to provide new test for company law reform | Computershare acquires stakes in Russian registries | Glass Lewis Adds KLD Proxy Voting Guidelines to Proxy Voting Platform | Base Salaries up for In-House Lawyers
November 1, 2006 | Posted in Investor Relations News | No Comments »