I noticed a few good stories buzzing not just around Know More Media but in the general bloggosphere. Let's take a look at what the network authors had to say about this weeks hot business topics.
Maria Palma, author of CustomersAreAlways and TheRunwayScoop offered a little constructive criticism to the Gap Inc. ( GPS) as the company suffers sagging sales. Others recommend going back to basics; this is what made The Gap popular in the first place. Palma also gave kudos to
Brazil for their sincere effort to fight eating disorders by requiring models to prove they are in good health.
This week Time Warner has continued their pruning process with massive layoffs. According to ThePublishingSpot this could have a catastrophic implications for the writing and publishing industry. I offer a glimmer of hope to young writers emerging in this unstable mass media environment in this week's 5 Easy Questions series.
I find it quite interesting that as soon as MySpace's new parental notification software was announced, a group of parents decided to
sue the social networking site for negligence. TheAlphaMarketer Gary Bourgeult had some interesting thoughts to add regarding the possibility of the parents being blamed, reminding readers that the stakes of the outcome of this case are high.
Know More:
Maria Palma, author of CustomersAreAlways and TheRunwayScoop offered a little constructive criticism to the Gap Inc. ( GPS) as the company suffers sagging sales. Others recommend going back to basics; this is what made The Gap popular in the first place. Palma also gave kudos to
Brazil for their sincere effort to fight eating disorders by requiring models to prove they are in good health.This week Time Warner has continued their pruning process with massive layoffs. According to ThePublishingSpot this could have a catastrophic implications for the writing and publishing industry. I offer a glimmer of hope to young writers emerging in this unstable mass media environment in this week's 5 Easy Questions series.
I find it quite interesting that as soon as MySpace's new parental notification software was announced, a group of parents decided to
sue the social networking site for negligence. TheAlphaMarketer Gary Bourgeult had some interesting thoughts to add regarding the possibility of the parents being blamed, reminding readers that the stakes of the outcome of this case are high.
Know More:
- Find out how stress strikes as a serial killer... ( view article) - BrainBasedBusiness
- Learn the criteria for a good recruiter (view article) - GoodRecruits
- Learn more about grant writing (view article) - WorkFromHomeMamma
- Find out why CEOs should blog (view article) - CustomersAreAlways
- Find out how poor capitalization sells mediocrity (view ariticle) - LandindTheDeal
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