“The court, I fear, has ventured into a minefield.”
by Michael Paluszek on Apr-06-2015
“The court, I fear, has ventured into a minefield.”
by Michael Paluszek on Mar-20-2015
Successful companies are innovative. So why, when Starbucks is CSR innovative with its attempt to stimulate race-relations dialogue, must it endure social media mockery?
by Michael Paluszek on Mar-17-2015
Young people want the news, but they want to get it their way.
by Michael Paluszek on Mar-11-2015
Environmentalists have opened a new front in their battle with fossil fuel companies.
by Michael Paluszek on Feb-17-2015
Now emerging — appearing against the near-overwhelming tide of horrific news — are stories of good people doing important work on behalf of their fellow human beings and society.
by Michael Paluszek on Feb-09-2015
Can important “good news” offset traditional “if it bleeds it leads” news? Ariana Huffington says yes, indeed, and undertakes to prove it.
by Michael Paluszek on Feb-02-2015
It’s called “Risky Business”.
by Michael Paluszek on Jan-29-2015
One of the most powerful institutions on earth — business — is addressing the major social issues of the day with commitments to corporate social responsibility and sustainable development. But where is such “Positive Business” being reported regularly with traditional journalism married with multi-media resources?
by Michael Paluszek on Jan-21-2015
Columbia University/City University of New York environmental experts are promoting the trading of measureable “carbon offsets” resulting from not clearing tropical forests.
by Michael Paluszek on Jan-08-2015
It’s complicated, but apparently in smaller companies in extractive industries size does matter when it comes to maintaining CSR commitments.
by Michael Paluszek on Jan-05-2015
Can French fries be made “less unhealthy”?
by Michael Paluszek on Dec-22-2014
President Dwight D. Eisenhower — who led us in defeating the Axis Powers and led the country during eight years of prosperity — said that one of his proudest accomplishments was the construction of the U.S. Interstate Highway System.
by Michael Paluszek on Dec-09-2014
Some 80 million people worldwide are reportedly using the Change.org site to demand significant change from governments and companies.
by Michael Paluszek on Dec-01-2014
Is it naïve to think of CSR, sustainable development, socially responsible investment, cause-related marketing etc. as representing a new epic in the evolution of capitalism?
by Michael Paluszek on Nov-19-2014
On Election Day, oil industry and fracking opponents reportedly split eight local races in California, Ohio and Texas. But now we may be seeing the emergence of how such polarization may be mitigated. It’s called imposed compromise.