Pro Ethics

WikiLeaks' method of releasing information is dangerous. Some secrets NEED to be kept secret.

Fox News gets rave reviews for it's "balanced" news reporting.

The popularity of Internet dating sites may have opened up new opportunities for people in search of love, but unfortunately, it has also paved the way for passive-aggressive break-ups, infidelity and other bad relationship behavior. And entrepreneurs, as they always do, have found a way to capitalize.

Many of the Occupy Wall Street protesters might not realize it, but they got really lucky when they elected to gather at Zuccotti Park in downtown Manhattan. Contrary to what most people think, the park isn't a public space; it's actually privately owned by Brookfield Office Properties, which has approximately 18 million square feet in Manhattan, including the World Financial Center. And that's why the group has been able to stay there for 20 days.

It is a good thing to find and work in a community co-working place. A small business owner has many opportunities such as: "networking opportunities, a creative environment and sometimes even new clients, none of which can be found in a home office."

This shows that Davis was right in his essay that most whistleblowers bring information forward at great risk to themselves. Most workplaces have a "Whistleblower Protection" rules somewhere (I know my job does) but they do not really want you to bring forward information.

Questioning a company after getting rid of one of their high rank executives due to breast cancer.

The store on every corner, Walgreens, will soon be allowing small business owners and other individuals to conveniently purchase health insurance from their store.

Going the extra mile to report on the things people want to know about.

I think this is a good look at why the world does need WikiLeaks, they challenge the journalist.

People are better off avoiding managers who expect to control employee's personal lives and careers.

An organization called gridiron heroes helps players that suffered life changing injuries playing high school football.

A vid about a fraud scheme by the army corp that cost taxpayers around 20 million dollars.

A Steve Jobs shoutout

Agree or Disagree, in my opinion I think there was a violation of free speech.