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Crafting Persuasive Apologies: Lessons from Brian Williams
A Veteran’s Perspective on How to Deliver a Persuasive Apology NBC news anchor Brian Williams has faced a backlash since…
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Measuring the Language of “Deflategate”
Using the new science of communication analytics to analyze the Brady and Belichick interviews Headline. Based on objective language analytics…
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Winning with Words: Does Super Bowl Victory Start with Inspiring Speeches?
Research has proven that in order for leaders to inspire their audiences, they must be engaging, authentic, and persuasive. Last…
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Measuring the 2015 State of the Union
Using the new science of communication analytics to analyze President Obama’s statement and Joni Ernst’s Response
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Our Favorite Communications Statistics of 2014
With 2014 coming to a close, we looked through our analytics and research on hundreds of thousands of companies, leaders,…
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The 2014 Toastmasters Public Speaking World Champion vs. leading CEOs: Who is the better communicator?
Toastmasters International is a nonprofit educational organization that helps its members improve their public speaking and leadership skills. Every year,…
Read MoreTED Ed Lesson: The Language of Lying
We are pleased to share our first TED-Ed lesson, The Language of Lying.
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2014 Midterm Election Language Sentiment Analytics
Are elections won by the most “negative” candidate? A 2014 study from Cambridge University found a connection between a person’s…
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What makes a TED speaker great ?
TED, a nonprofit organization known for its presentations of short, provocative talks on cutting-edge ideas, has compiled the 20 most…
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