Weekly Reading Roundup: Grammar Junkie

September 12th, 2009 Resources Laura

I’ve read a lot of great articles this week, but I’ve narrowed it down to my top five. This week, I noticed a couple of interesting articles about grammar usage. No matter what industry you are in, good grammar is paramount. Read these articles to make sure you’re on track!

5 Grammar Mistakes that Make You Sound Like a Chimp – No matter what profession you are in, good grammar is imperative. This article points out some of the most common grammar mistakes people make and how to avoid them.
The real “health care” issue – Is it “health care” or “healthcare”? Read this blog post, decide for yourself and join in the debate.
Do Journalists Need PR Professionals Anymore? – Tips for PR professionals (and small businesses) to make themselves valuable to the media. Journalists like good leads and these tips offer insight for making sure your pitch gets heard.
Trust Agents: There Are No Shortcuts to Real Relationships – Even though social media is a fantastic tool, it’s still just a tool. Real personal relationships are paramount to make social media marketing efforts successful.
No reservations policy in Hennepin County courtrooms – Another blog post responding to last week’s debacle over media access in courtrooms.

I hope you enjoy these articles. If you want to see other articles I’ve enjoyed, check out my StumbleUpon page. Have a great weekend!

What articles have you enjoyed this week?