And having owned and operated several small companies (I'm down to one communications shop), I know first hand that hiring, firing and managing people takes up most of an entrepreneur's time.
Terry Holliday, the state's education commissioner, puts that down to a "massive communications campaign".
This could be put down to poor allied communications, or to a jittery White House not trusting the British to keep observing a plot that was not yet fully mature, but which looked extremely dangerous.
An article on Monday about Stu Loeser, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's press secretary, who is stepping down to form his own communications company, quoted incorrectly in some copies from comments by the mayor.
"In the end, there's always going to be a settling back down to reality," said Mr. Obama's communications director, Dan Pfeiffer.
Doing that allows us to bring this high-speed, high-performance communications technology down to a price point where it could fit inside a $1,000 TV or even a $100 DVD player.
When quizzed if it is actual performance on the pitch that really matters most, Dix is quick to give the example of Norwich City, who despite relegation to League One in 2009 still managed high attendances of more than 24,000 - which he puts down to "an excellent marketing and communications" campaign by the club.
Each night since the election, the internet has been shut down, something the communications minister put down to mere "disruptions" in the network.
Stephen Colbert has already got his impression of President Donald Trump's new communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, down to a tee.
It had a communications tube that extended down to the upper armoured deck that was protected by 100-millimetre armour.
