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What a Real Apology Requires

Joseph Grenny, Harvard Business Review, October 21, 2016 Most of what has been written about apologies is fundamentally manipulative, because the focus is on technique — on applying psychology to extract forgiveness from others, as in: “What do I need to...

Crisis of the Week: Tyson Finds Itself in Game of Reputation Chicken

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Ben DiPietro, The Wall Street Journal’s Risk & Compliance Journal, October 19, 2016 Food processor Tyson Foods Inc. takes crisis center stage after being accused of rigging poultry prices. Lawsuits filed against Tyson allege the company and other producers...

Crisis of the Week: Tyson Finds Itself in Game of Reputation Chicken

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Ben DiPietro, The Wall Street Journal’s Risk & Compliance Journal, October 19, 2016 Food processor Tyson Foods Inc. takes crisis center stage after being accused of rigging poultry prices. Lawsuits filed against Tyson allege the company and other producers...

How CNN is ‘future-proofing’ itself

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David Uberti, Columbia Journalism Review, October 13, 2016 On Wednesday, CNN launched a mobile app to curate a more personalized feed of business news. Last week, it hired away a crack team of BuzzFeed reporters who’ve frequently broken stories this campaign...

Younger adults more likely than their elders to prefer reading news

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Amy Mitchell, Pew Research Center, October 06, 2016 When it comes to technology’s influence on America’s young adults, reading is not dead – at least not the news. When asked whether one prefers to read, watch or listen to their news, younger adults...