Refusing to learn from personal mistakes and those of others always has a massive negative impact on businesses. Ignoring reality and hoping bad things can only happen to others never mean consequences can be avoided or PR disasters prevented.
The Associated Press in need of traffic and clicks – like any publication, AP needs traffic to monetize, but this time they publish a list of mining accidents, with information copied from MSHA, instead of providing original information.
Just when you thought that group brainstorming is the best way to go to get new ideas, research shows that this might actually block the best ideas…
Facebook is changing public profile pages in favor of the brands, but why can’t they just make it easier for users?
Apps for the Apple iPad are more focused on media, meaning they could clash with iTunes. Will Apple open its App doors further to sell more iPads?
Procter & Gamble has launched a new conservation effort, Future Friendly, which will help consumers save gas and water. The project is designed to help create more awareness about conservation.
Keeping dirty laundry away from the media is no longer fashionable. Stars today would do anything for a moment of fame. Who is responsible for this degradation in what makes the news and in what the public is interested in?
Even amidst Toyota’s efforts to rebuild its brand, appease consumers, and testify to committees and the press its dedication to the aforementioned, the car company continues to face bad press as another tale of a runaway Prius is added to the mix. 61 year-old James Sikes called the police yesterday
Facebook began as a school-specific network where students and teachers could interact. My, how things have changed in just a few short years. Despite those early beginnings, Facebook isn’t the first place students or teachers run to in order to communication with each other. The desire for teachers and other
I’m tired of writing about Facebook. At least for today. I’ve been looking through the significant news of the day–a Friday–and it’s mostly about Facebook. Surprise! That seems to be the case on most days. Sure, it’s an easy topic to cover, and there’s always something larger to imply from
