And, in the March 19, 2015 article in The Wall Street Journal: “Forums called ‘PowerPoint karaoke’ or ‘battle decks,’ are cropping up as a way for office workers of the world to mock an oppressor, the ubiquitous PowerPoint presentation. The mix of improvised comedy and corporate-culture takedown is based on a simple notion: Many PowerPoint presentations are unintentional parody already, so why not go all the way?
During intentionally comedic competitions, many laugh lines land with a thud, just like real PowerPoint presentations. But the comedy is a draw because PowerPoint conventions are so familiar, and so easily parodied.”
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Kahla Cooper is the Director of Marketing at FOCUS. In this role, Ms. Cooper designs and implements the overall marketing strategy. Ms. Cooper works with each industry team leader to define programs in order to promote and brand FOCUS’ suite of capabilities.
