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“Uber Needs A Crash Course In Crisis Management”

Uber is no stranger to PR disasters. Whether it’s surge pricing during a hostage crisis in Sydney, accusations of rape by drivers in India or questions over the security of users’ data, the start-up has already weathered its fair share of storms. As...

The Science of Near-Death Experiences

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Gideon Lichfield, The Atlantic, April 2015 Near-death experiences have gotten a lot of attention lately. These stories are similar to those told in dozens if not hundreds of books and in thousands of interviews with “NDErs,” or...

The village that fell asleep: mystery illness perplexes Kazakh scientists

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Joanna Lillis, The Guardian, March 18, 2015 For the last two years the residents of Kalachi have been falling into unexplained bouts of sleep – sometimes for weeks at a time. No cause has yet been identified. In this article, the author interviews of some...

The Girl Scout Cookie Indicator of Success – The Ultimate Pipeline for Women’s Leadership and Innovation

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Davia Temin, CommPRO.biz, March 18, 2015 When I started my corporate marketing and communications company 17 years ago, after running corporate marketing for GE Capital, and it became quite successful quite quickly, the one person who wasn’t surprised at...

Uber Needs A Crash Course In Crisis Management

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Caroline Fairchild, LinkedIn, March 18, 2015 Uber is no stranger to PR disasters. Whether it’s surge pricing during a hostage crisis in Sydney, accusations of rape by drivers in India or questions over the security of users’ data, the start-up has...