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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Where's the Beef?: Taco Bell Sued Over Meat That's Just 35 Percent Beef - FoxNews.com



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"Ruh, roh" is the word of the day at Yum Headquarters, as Taco Bell is facing a class-action lawsuit out of Alabama over the content of it's "beef" tacos and burritos. Read the complete Fox News story below and comment here on the blog:




Taco Bell Sued Over Meat That's Just 35 Percent Beef - FoxNews.com





David Wyld, Professor of Management
Southeastern Louisiana University

















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10 Most Bizarre Business Conventions in the World | BSchool.com Business Schools Directory



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Here's a great article from our friends at BSchool.com on the weirdest of all those many, many trade shows and conventions held around the globe. Read:




10 Most Bizarre Business Conventions in the World | BSchool.com Business Schools Directory




So, which one do you want to see the Exhibit Hall booths for??




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Monday, January 24, 2011

Senior Moments: A New, Knowledge on Demand Marketplace Matches Firms with The Right, Seasoned Experts to Fill Their Needs for Expertise | Bizcovering









How can companies needing senior executive perspectives find that on demand? Likewise, how do retired or semi-retired senior managers and consultants find a market for their many years of experience and perspective? A new, start-up firm has a solution that enables both sides of the knowledge management equation to use new technologies and social media to meet the growing need for knowledge and expertise on demand.

Read more:




Senior Moments: A New, Knowledge on Demand Marketplace Matches Firms with The Right, Seasoned Experts to Fill Their Needs for Expertise | Bizcovering





David Wyld, Professor of Management
Southeastern Louisiana University

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Fox News on The Potential for State Bankruptcies to Occur



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Here at Wyld About Business, we've been covering an emerging political and investment topic, that of the potential for individual states to declare bankruptcy (See State Bankruptcy Option Is Sought, Quietly). Now, Fox News has brought the topic to the front burner. Watch this interview below with Shepard Smith and Jordan Goodman, the author of Master Your Debt (ironic, isn't it!). Watch below and comment here on the blog:




We do live in interesting - and yet, scary - times!

David Wyld, Professor of Management
Southeastern Louisiana University
Wyld About Business (http://ping.fm/13DSS)


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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Best Romantic Movies




These are the list of some romantic movies that I already seen. And these are all my favorites. These movies have its different kind and ways of finding true love. It also shows the different meaning and approach about love.


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Hello Writer


Hello writer,

February is near and love will fill the air soon. Valentines signs and symbols such as love letters, love story, poems, pictures of hearts and roses will be everywhere. Some of the people will look for some love story that relates them, love letters that has the same message they want to convey and poems that will catch someone’s heart.

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Is Social Networking Actually Making Us Less Connected...And Less Human: One MIT Professor Thinks So



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What is social media doing to us? An ironic question I guess since you are reading this on a blog, and likely on your phone or iPad! One MIT Professor, Sherry Turkle, argues that all our technological connections are destructive to our real connectedness.�The Guardian describes the situation in its opening its coverage of her book:







The way in which people frantically communicate online via Twitter, Facebook and instant messaging can be seen as a form of modern madness, according to a leading American sociologist. "A behaviour that has become typical may still express the problems that once caused us to see it as pathological," MIT professor Sherry Turkle writes in her new book, Alone Together, which is leading an attack on the information age.


You can read the complete article below:


Social networking under fresh attack as tide of cyber-scepticism sweeps US | Media | The Observer




And of course, she appeared on The Colbert Report and discussed her ideas there. Watch below and comment here on the blog (consider as Colbert asked whether texting is OK at a funeral?):











We do live in interesting times...

David Wyld, Professor of Management
Southeastern Louisiana University









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