I think that not a damn person knows how well these individual corporations are going to be able to execute, so I'll spare any more jargon on the matter.
This means that public relations people should tailor the pitch to its audience (avoid spamming, in particular) and avoid jargon and other extraneous matter.
I guarantee you all that jargon that won't matter much, if at all, to Steelers fans.
John Dean's 16 August 1971 memo introduces the list first with your regular office jargon: "This memorandum addresses the matter of how we can maximize the fact of our incumbency in dealing with persons known to be active in their opposition to our Administration".
The aim was to attract a wide audience, so whereas we got used to balancing the scientific jargon with ease of use, the subject matter we were dealing with grew in complexity.
Bear with me for a few sentences on the 'commerce clause', and it will become clear how all the gobbledygook and legal jargon just boils down to a matter of timing.
An easy issue to remember is that reporters often desire a short "soundbite" that is not laden with technical jargon and gets to the heart of the matter.
"However trendy, meaningless jargon tends to confuse workers, which means that no matter how brilliant the boss's idea is, it may never gain traction if no one can decipher what the boss is saying".
What matters are the decisions people take in the jargon, their "revealed preferences"—not the process by which they reach them.
And then there is the matter of science's conspicuously compact and jargon-laden language, which is, perhaps, the most efficient means of communicating with other experts but is a lousy way to tell a good story.
