By Glenn G. Lammi, Contributor
Public health activists and their allies in the plaintiffs’ bar want us to believe that consumers are fed up with food and beverage company misinformation and are marching into lawyers’ offices seeking help to redress their grievances. …read more
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By Ken Makovsky, Contributor Public relationships share something in common with hard assets: they have currency, just like money in a bank. Specifically, they create what I call “trust deposits.” When companies engage in actions and behaviors that nurture strong public relationships with all their key constituents, and they do that in a consistent manner, they are building trust reserves not unlike bank deposits, which they can redeem when hard times come. …read more
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By Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, Contributor
Public intellectual (and fellow Forbes contributor) James Poulos comes up with many concepts, and one of the most fruitful is the idea of the pink police state: that we are evolving towards a future where governments will grow both more authoritarian and more permissive in terms of mores, “buying” public acceptance for authoritarianism with hedonism. …read more
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By Joe McKendrick, Contributor Public cloud services are seen as ideal for smaller companies or organizations that have few IT assets. A recent snapshot examination of Amazon Web Services customers confirms that very small business are the sweet spot of cloud. …read more
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By Jean-Baptiste Su, Contributor Public perceptions die hard.
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By Capital Flows, Contributor Public health groups should seek higher ground and abandon their attacks.
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