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Zoom fatigue “isn’t technology’s fault”

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“Don’t press send” – managing misjudged online comments
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“Don’t press send” – managing misjudged online comments

Personal blogs can lead to public consequences, warns Paul Hill

In a pandemic, are social norms a matter of life or death?
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In a pandemic, are social norms a matter of life or death?

How reliable are models explaining variations in national cultures?

How Handforth Parish Council meeting went viral, and how to avoid being next
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How Handforth Parish Council meeting went viral, and how to avoid being next

Internet frenzy after power struggle dominates parish Zoom meeting

Bullying allegations best tackled by “effective feedback"
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Bullying allegations best tackled by “effective feedback”

Paul Hill looks at claims surrounding the home secretary

Downing St lockdown performance leaves Strictly audience reeling
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Downing St lockdown performance leaves Strictly audience reeling

Presentation skills were off the chart, says Paul Hill

Trump delivers “potentially devastating” performance in false victory declaration
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Trump delivers “potentially devastating” performance in false victory declaration

President’s reasonable tone undermined by inflammatory words

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Busting the Margaret Thatcher Voice Change Coaching Myth

I once had a voice teaching colleague who, it was rumoured, had coached Margaret Thatcher in the 1970s. One day, I asked her whether she was responsible for the most famous (and infamous) vocal tones in modern British political history. My colleague was appalled at the suggestion, which she denied vigorously.