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Insight 06.11.25
According to Preply, 7 in 10 people – a full 76% of men and 66% of women – say they regularly use corporate jargon at work. The vast majority (76%) […]
Seven Letter News 06.11.25
Firm Expands its Defense and National Security Expertise Contact: Adam Abrams (202) 331-1110; [email protected] WASHINGTON, DC – (June 11, 2025) – Seven Letter, an expertise-powered bipartisan strategic communications firm with offices in Washington & […]
Podcast 06.10.25
It is the feud that has consumed Washington, but what does President Trump and Elon Musk’s falling out mean for Congress’ agenda? Dasha Burns – POLITICO Playbook’s Chief Correspondent, White […]
Insight 06.04.25
To study how much employees trust leaders at their companies, the Institute of Internal Communications teamed up with Ipsos to survey 4,000 UK workers ages 18-64 from March 6-20, 2024. […]
Podcast 06.03.25
On a new episode of CONTROL, hosts Brendan Buck and Annalyse Keller reflect on Speaker Johnson’s latest magic act in passing the One Big Beautiful Bill before pivoting to the […]
Insight 05.27.25
With targeted ads popping up seemingly everywhere these days, it’s easy to think that most Americans are seeing ads tailored to them. But how relevant are these ads? To explore […]
Insight 05.22.25
To explore the efficacy of internal communications across various organizations, Axios HQ surveyed over 450 business executives (C-suites, presidents, owners, VPs, and senior managers) and 800+ knowledge workers (middle managers […]
Podcast 05.20.25
It’s the biggest week of Mike Johnson’s speakership, which means a trio of hosts are needed to break down all the intrigue around the One Big Beautiful Bill. Brendan Buck, […]
Insight 05.13.25
It can be difficult to understand the vibe of a particular workplace from just a job posting, though in today’s economy, a company’s culture is what many job seekers are […]
Podcast 05.13.25
Three House Committees are teed up to consider their pieces of the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” but big questions remain. Hosts Annalyse Keller and Brendan Buck discuss how moderates largely triumphed […]
Corporate Communications 05.07.25
What makes something newsworthy? Theoretically, it’s a mix of actors: timeliness, relevance, impact, proximity, prominence, conflict, novelty and human interest. In practice, newsworthiness is whatever a reporter or editor says […]
Insight 05.06.25
To explore the state of internal communications across various organizations, Axios HQ surveyed over 450 business executives (C-suites, presidents, owners, VPs, and senior managers) and 800+ knowledge workers (middle managers […]
Podcast 05.06.25
With key markups delayed and internal GOP debates spilling into public view, hosts Brendan Buck and Annalyse Keller discuss the state of the “one, big, beautiful bill” – and if […]
Insight 04.30.25
To live healthy lifestyles and support their families, most Americans depend on affordable access to groceries. To study perceptions of grocery price affordability, Ipsos surveyed 1,083 U.S. adults from February […]
Podcast 04.29.25
After a two-week recess, Members of Congress are returning to a packed schedule of reconciliation markups – but with deadlines already slipping, what kind of progress can the GOP make? […]
Insight 04.22.25
To compile their recently released 2025 state of internal communications report, Axios HQ surveyed 457 business executives (C-suites, presidents, owners, VPs, and senior managers) and 813 knowledge workers (middle managers […]
Insight 04.16.25
To explore Americans’ worries and hopes about AI, the Ipsos Consumer Tracker surveyed 1,077 U.S. adults from March 12-13, 2025. What they found: Americans think that potentially negative AI impacts […]
Insight 04.09.25
How do Americans view art created by AI, a few years into the AI boom? To study how U.S. adults are describing AI-generated art, the Ipsos Consumer Tracker asked more […]
Podcast 04.08.25
All are eyes are on the House of Representatives (again). Hosts Brendan Buck and Annalyse Keller discuss the fallout from the Senate passing the budget resolution and gauge its chances […]
Corporate Communications 04.07.25
Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved from a novelty to a necessity in corporate communications. As the software becomes more capable and more accessible, communications professionals have a timely opportunity to […]