Tag Archives: Grammar Gossip

Friday Fast Links: B2B Content Marketing, National Grammar Day and more

  Do you find yourself believing the three myths of B2B content marketing? The NFL labor dispute is the first pro-sports labor problem of the social media era. How’s that playing out in the PR world? “O, press release, how do I hate thee? Let me count the ways . . .“ More than 100 [...]

Grammar Gossip: What’s in a Title?

What’s in a title? That which we call quotation marks in most cases. The AP Stylebook has made some recent changes on how to punctuate composition titles in your writing. We’re happy to relay those changes on to you, fair Grammar Gossip reader, because if you’re like us you’re constantly Googling how to write the [...]

Grammar Gossip: All I Want For Christmas Are Apostrophes

Every month, Business Wire Editor Emily Jones provides useful grammar tips and tricks to help us write better press releases. It’s another edition of Grammar Gossip! Are apostrophes on your holiday list this year? They should be. While these little punctuation ornaments are tricky, they are key to a correct and well-meaning sentence. We could [...]

Grammar Gossip: OMG, No More Green, URLs and Charlie Sheen

Every month, Business Wire Editor Emily Jones provides useful grammar tips and tricks to help us write better press releases. It’s another edition of Grammar Gossip! The clock has fallen back and a frosty winter is on its way. We can pluck one positive thing out of this ominous gray time, and it is this: [...]

Grammar Gossip: Pop Quiz Answers

Every month, Business Wire Editor Emily Jones provides useful grammar tips and tricks to help us write better press releases. It’s another edition of Grammar Gossip! We can’t believe it’s already October and into Halloween season. We’re giddier than Paris Hilton buying a store full of bunnies. In August, Grammar Gossip provided a pop quiz [...]

National Punctuation Day Cause for Celebrating Proper Use of Commas, Semi-colons and Grammar

Happy Punctuation Day! Why not celebrate with a review of some punctuation and grammar posts by Business Wire’s Grammar Gossip, Emily Jones?

Grammar Gossip: Double Trouble

Sometimes great things come in pairs: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Kanye West and Twitter, Paul Rudd and bromances, Demi Moore and too much free time with a camera. But sometimes twice is not so nice. We’ve been noticing a troubling amount of doubled words on press releases lately. Most of the time, these words are [...]

Grammar Gossip: Twi a Compliment or Two

Every month, Business Wire Editor Emily Jones provides useful grammar tips and tricks to help us write better press releases. It’s another edition of Grammar Gossip! It’s hard to escape the mayhem that is “Twilight” these days, and while I read the first book, I must admit a sudden case of narcolepsy came upon me [...]

Grammar Gossip: You Don’t Mess With the Zahn

Now that we’re almost through our grieving process with the death of Corey Haim, while he will still be missed here at Grammar Gossip, it’s time to move on. Or is it: its time to move on? When do we know if the apostrophe should be there, or shouldn’t? There’s a very simple question you [...]

Grammar Gossip: A Nice Tall Glass of Quotation Marks, with a Side of Lohan

Every month, Business Wire Editor Emily Jones provides useful grammar tips and tricks to help us write better press releases. It’s another edition of Grammar Gossip! Warm weather often makes people feel happier and more carefree. While it’s true that L.A. is almost always warm and sunny, we’ve noticed a new round of antics from [...]