Posted on · Ernie Manouse talks World AIDS Day, better communication, films we are thankful for, and the hosts of Party Politics - Brandon Rottinghaus & Jeronimo Cortina
Posted on · Episode: 1780 Radio Days — a tribute to early radio. Today, listen, with me, to an old radio.
Posted on · We welcome your questions, comments and examples of the ever-changing world of the English language.
Posted on · Episode: 1695 On wanting to build my own crystal set. Today, we try to make a radio.
Posted on · Episode: 1532 The invention and selling of the typewriter. Today, the typewriter teaches us its purpose.
Posted on · Episode: 2735 The challenge of technical communication. Today, bringing ideas to life.
Posted on · Episode: 1487 Teaching the American public to use the telephone. Today, would you buy the first telephone?
Posted on · Why talk when you can say it with an emoji or a GIF? "Instead of me telling someone how good I look, I can just send them a picture of Beyoncé in a queen's outfit," Youth Radio's Robert Fisher says
Posted on · Episode: 1425 Laying the transatlantic telegraph cable. Today, Queen Victoria sends a telegram to President Buchanan.
Posted on · Episode: 1380 William O’Shaughnessy and India’s telegraph system. Today, telegraphy comes to India.
Posted on · Over 100 experts in the interpreting and translating field gathered to discuss and learn more about providing effective communication in medical settings.
Posted on · Episode: 1177 Thomas Watson, the man on the other end of Bell’s telephone Today, we meet the man on the other end of Bell’s new telephone.
Posted on · Episode: 1128 Of whales and elephants: a remarkable convergence of attributes Today, we find that whales and elephants have more in common than just size.
Posted on · Does what we see or read in the news influence our subconscious feelings about race? A new study from the University of Houston suggests as much. We learn more from the study’s co-author, UH Assistant Professor of Communication Temple Northup. His article “Effects of Long-Term Exposure to News Stereotypes on Implicit and Explicit Attitudes” was […]
Posted on · Jury selection begins Monday, with opening statements to follow Tuesday, in the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance trial in Harris County District Judge Robert Schaffer’s courtroom. Opponents of the ordinance allege the city wrongly invalidated thousands of signatures on their petition for a referendum on the law. Last week, Judge Schaffer granted the plaintiff’s request for […]