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Article: Speech Czar | OpEd News - Vimarsana News

Article: Speech Czar | OpEd News

Article: Speech Czar - NPR and Maher don't care about your right to speak freely; it's all about audience rights. An audience is not a right: it's a property, like NPR's audience, where NPR gets to say what their audience has the right to hear. What NPR's audience hears is optimized to gather and retain maximum attention. Journalism is going off life-support, and not in a good way.

The Crisis (or Crises) of Civilization - Vimarsana News

The Crisis (or Crises) of Civilization

Recently the Polish sociologist Krzystof Wielicki has made a case for regarding the democracies of the world as in a civilizational crisis.   Somewhat

UCT Graduate School of Business' Press office on Bizcommunity - Vimarsana News

UCT Graduate School of Business' Press office on Bizcommunity

Further Education, The University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (GSB) is recognised as one of the best business schools in the world. Its innovative approaches to teaching and learning and commitment to relevance and social impact set it apart from most.

'It's the qualities that made Neil so special that... - Vimarsana News

'It's the qualities that made Neil so special that...

Four decades have now passed since activist Neil Aggett’s death and a weekend memorial ceremony has raised a call for less commemoration and more action.

We risk our society's future by betting on a system t... - Vimarsana News

We risk our society's future by betting on a system t...

Kosheek Sewchurran is an associate professor and director of the EMBA programme at the UCT Graduate School of Business. There are no words to intellectualise the tragic circumstances we have seen unfold in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. In such times, it is natural to cast about for reasons – an explanation for why this is happening and who is responsible – although this is never a clear-cut process. It is too easy to find someone – typically the president, or ex-president – or a group – disillusioned and disenfranchised people – to blame, but this is to accept lazy thinking and forge...