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GB News investors: We re at a crossroads in the media and our mission must be to restore faith in the news

GB News investors: We re at a crossroads in the media and our mission must be to restore faith in the news
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Short Take: Why advertisers must support newspapers

As advertisers struggle with high levels of clutter on digital and cost-intensive nature of television, newspapers can continue to be the real shot for brands to reach the premium audiences. In this hour of despair for print media, brands must extend an olive branch and spend more on newspapers, not keeping in mind short-term goals

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Former UK prosecutor: Don t get caught in an endless cycle of internal investigations

7:48 am Corporate investigations initiated internally can be driven by two key factors: The need for a swift resolution, and the fear of external intervention either by a law enforcement or regulatory authority. The dominance of these two factors can mean that the investigation is conducted with a specific end in mind. That isn’t a problem in itself, but it can create a short-term focus without recognizing the need for long-term solutions. The focus on the short-term goals can obscure the root problems that created the need for an internal investigation in the first place. As a result, organizations may then find themselves in a perpetual cycle of internal investigations and resolutions.

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America s war on democracy | International Bar Association

Jennifer VenisWednesday 9 June 2021 Since high-profile Republicans warned that mail-in voting had to be limited for the party to ever win the presidency again, hundreds of restrictive bills have been introduced across state legislatures. But rights advocates are battling voter suppression and corporate America is being pulled into the fight. Eight years ago, the United States Supreme Court made it easier for state legislatures to pass discriminatory voting laws. In the majority opinion for Shelby County v Holder, Chief Justice Roberts argued that the provision of the Voting Rights Act requiring states with a history of entrenched racial discrimination to seek judicial or government approval for any voting reform was no longer needed.

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Aflac leads by example with push for greater diversity in business

Consumers demand evidence that the men and women running major corporations will make the world a better place for people of all backgrounds.

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