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Spring 2022

Spring 2022: Communications and Technology

In this edition of the Communicator – “Communications and Technology” – we are exploring new digital ways of communicating and engaging with our audiences, stakeholders, and communities and how to navigate them.

About Communicator

Letter from the Editor in Chief

Communications and Technology

BY IRENE ALIFANOVA

Welcome to the Spring 2022 Issue of IABC/Toronto Communicator e-magazine. Our theme is “Communications and Technology”.

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Information Warfare’s Prime Directive: Truth

BY CATERINA VALENTINO
Caterina Valentino highlights how we can stay vigilant in the face of information warfare.

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Five Networking Lessons Learned as a Virtual Board Member

BY JACQUELINE JANELLE

Jacqueline Janelle offers tips on how to make connections and keep engaged with your network virtually.

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Who is Your Audience?

BY SUZANNE HUGGINS

Suzanne Huggins reminds us that knowing your audience is essential to successful communication campaigns in a post-pandemic world.

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