Monthly Archives: May 2007
What can we learn from the government?
Dr. Tom Buckholtz is a business advisor and executive coach, consultant, speaker and author of several books. He has been an integral evangelist in the creation of practices such as enterprise software licensing and grassroots communication of the Republican National … Continue reading
Fair news, oui or non?
“There is too much spite. Spite of traditional journalist for citizen reporters, spite of citizens at large for journalists, spite of politicians for journalists, spite of journalists for sponsors, etc. The things at stake are huge, information is basically one … Continue reading
Samsung cars and Saab planes
There are roughly 9 million people in Sweden, which holds control over the highly profitable trade routes of the Baltic Sea. After overhauling the country’s welfare program (a costly venture), it still exceeds the UN target development in aid donations … Continue reading
Delayed justice
A follow up from this week’s show with Rafael Martinez Alequin who was supposed to have his press credentials addressed on the 15th this week: “The following is an article publish today in the New York Sun. Last night the … Continue reading
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Big sour apple?
“After covering New York’s City Hall for over 20 years, Mayor Bloomberg and his press secretary banned me from the mayor’s newsconference at the Blue Room in City Hall. This is an issue concerning not me but the fundamental right … Continue reading
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Using new media, live.
Lisacast is a weekly live broadcast radio show available for live call-in and streaming through your browser or archived download. The show is done at BlogTalkRadio and contains discussions about the culture surrounding media, communication and technology from all over … Continue reading
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