“… Litany of the threats facing journalism …”

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“This is surely the time for nothing but the truth in journalism, and, of course, throughout society.”

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Imagine this scene: Leading business school* class, Business Ethics 401 –

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What are we to make of this NEWSDAY report yesterday? –

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Consider the local hardware store.

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“The loss of local news coverage in much of the United States has frayed communities and left many Americans woefully uniformed …” That’s the subhead of a New York Times report yesterday, “How the Collapse of Local News Is Causing a National Crisis” .   Based largely on a just-released study by PEN America – a distinguished advocacy group […]

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“We are living in an age unlike any other we have experienced in the United States, and we can’t feel secure about the long term outcome”.

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“Tell me with whom you associate, and I will tell you who you are.” – Johann Wolfgang Goethe

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“The technology industry’s biggest companies … are deciding that they need to play a role in fixing a housing crisis they helped inflame …”

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All the well-intentioned corporate responsibility bromides aside (think, “doing well by doing good”, etc.) it often just comes down to this:

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“It was the worst of times, it was the best of times.”

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Even as political earthquakes begin to rumble this week, it seems relevant and worth asking: Is the capital-labor power dynamic beginning to reverse and lean a bit toward workers?

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This week the U.S. Supreme Court may have delivered refugee asylum a knockout blow when it affirmed a new Trump Administration initiative severely limiting entry of Central American migrants.

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Consider:

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“This could be the start of something big.” *

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