'Analyzer' Appears In Computer Ad

New Breed Of "Compliance Software" Makes Company Monitoring More Sophisticated

No, we didn't make it up. A federal indictment released Tuesday accuses 24-year-old Aaron Swartz of stealing the documents from JSTOR, a subscription service that offers digitized copies of articles from more than 1,000 academic journals. Prosecutors say Swartz hacked into MIT's system between September and January after breaking into a computer wiring closet on campus.

Why would you risk a large customer such as Mcdonalds on video

Cops at it again using there force. But different country and different issues

Cops are not always right and need to be re-trained how, when, and time to use such force

This is an 8 page are article about what we should be doing ethically to prevent global warming

This article focusses on our global promblems and ideas to fix them

I do think that all politicains are shady

I found this to be interesting in away

McDonald's currently spends more money on advertising in general than any other brand in all industries combined, helping it replace Coca-Cola as the world's most famous brand, according to "Fast Food Nation" author Eric Schlosser.

To be less influenced by advertising, it is good to be aware of the tricks that are employed. When you realize what is happening, you are warned. Advertising focusses only on positive aspects of product, never on negative ones. When supermarkets lower some of their prices, they make sure everyone knows about it.

Kotler and Levy, in their book, Corporate Social Responsibility define corporate social responsibility as "a commitment to improve community well-being through discretionary business practices and contributions of corporate resources". Some of the benefits of being socially responsible include (a) enhanced company and brand image (b) easier to attract and retain employees (c) increased market share (d) lower operating costs and (e) easier to attract investors.

This article gives a nice break down of the rules that some people should fallow when be sales men.

Advertisers and their agencies are frequently confronted with having to make ethical choices, which are often difficult, because they are not black or white. This presentation presents some of these challenging situations from a philosophical perspective. In addition, it covers: industry regulation; is advertising manipulative or misleading?; should potentially harmful products be advertised?

kind of neat to see how ethics have changed

This is really interesting because employees were told to buy stock that was soon to be worthless