Julia Baird is a senior editor for Science, Society and Ideas at Newsweek. I am adding her to my list of columns to check regularly. Her piece this week is nothing short of inspiring. The idea of the internet as a human right is one I find compelling. I have written before on the need for similar privacy expectations for e-mail as we have for snail mail. I believe some day our e-mails will become more our property than they are now.
Pilant’s Business Ethics- Not What We Expected
- Not All Stakeholders Are Equal
- White Collar Job for 500 a week
- Austerians Create Unemployment
- Hospitals Mock the Free Market
- Live in Prison Everywhere?
- The Ethics Sage, KPMG Insider Trading Scandal Damages the Reputation of the Accounting Profession
- Employers Living a Fantasy?
- Banks Fail Basic Business Ethics
- Police Work is not a Business
- CBS News
- WH adviser: "Partisan fishing expeditions" won't distract Obama May 19, 2013While admitting IRS scandal is "inexcusable," senior Obama adviser Dan Pfeiffer defends administration's handling of three ongoing controversies to Bob Schieffer
- Did Obama admin. know of IRS targeting during campaign? May 18, 2013Evidence emerges that inspector general informed Treasury deputy of probe during middle of 2012
- WH adviser: "Partisan fishing expeditions" won't distract Obama May 19, 2013
