A) Google
B) RSS (really simple syndication)
C) LinkedIn
D) No tool currently exists for this purpose.
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A) Letter
B) E-mail message
C) Facebook status update
D) Text message
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A) Place her contact information at the bottom of her message, including social media addresses.
B) Resist humor and sarcasm because it may be misunderstood.
C) Double-check before hitting the Send button.
D) Monica should do all of these.
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A) To allow remote team members to share information and to access and edit their documents online
B) To provide up-to-date company information to the press and the public
C) To invite opinions and feedback from customers and industry experts
D) To recruit potential employees
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A) Blogs that provide information to the press and the public should be written only by top managers.
B) Many companies now use blogs for crowdsourcing promotions to connect with their customers and to generate buzz that they hope will go viral on the Internet.
C) Blogs can replace other communication channels in a PR crisis or an emergency.
D) Blogs are usually used internally and are seldom used to provide company information to the press and the public.
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A) Not worry about anything because what she does personally online cannot affect her professionally.
B) Learn her company's rules about the use of electronic media.
C) Avoid using social media altogether.
D) Send a Facebook friend invite to her boss.
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A) Read and respond to every e-mail message within two minutes.
B) Open your e-mail inbox just one day a week.
C) Check your e-mail at set times.
D) Get rid of e-mail altogether and communicate with text messages only.
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A) that are too long for e-mail.
B) that demand formality.
C) that inform employees who don't may not have access to e-mail.
D) that meet all of these criteria.
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A) Maintain one contact list for both professional and personal contacts to simplify things.
B) To use instant messaging and texting most efficiently on the job, make yourself available at all times during working hours.
C) Use ample jargon, slang, and abbreviations to make your instant messages and text messages as short as possible.
D) Because instant messages and text messages can be saved, don't say anything that could damage your reputation or that of your organization.
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A) More and more data are stored on and accessed from remote networks, not individual computers.
B) Desktop computers are still the most popular choice in most business offices.
C) Social media networks such as Twitter have transformed communication from one-on-one conversations to one-to-many transmissions.
D) Virtual private networks (VPNs) offer secure access to an organization's information from any location in the world that provides an Internet connection.
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