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Roll International Co-Chair Lynda Resnick on the death and rebirth of journalism.
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Roll International Co-Chair Lynda Resnick explains how she uses new media to connect with customers.
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Roll International Co-Chair Lynda Resnick talks about ways to stay nimble in an ever-changing world and how to find and retain the best talent.
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Roll International Co-Chair Lynda Resnick on the challenges and opportunities for women in business.
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Roll International Co-Chair Lynda Resnick on the secrets to effective advertising.
Thomas Cooley writes about finding success during a downturn, and there couldn't be a better time to refer to insider knowledge like his than right now. Consider the following statement […]
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The CEO tells how to get a company to subscribe to the same vision.
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CEO Jim Spanfeller says executive bonuses are good incentives but...
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The CEO fears the one-size-fits-all nature of government regulation.
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The CEO praises Obama for promoting the American brand.
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The CEO describes how he gets feedback from a wealthy audience of media consumers.
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The CEO says a slump in jobs will be followed with a surge in prospects for writers.
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The CEO explores the future monetization of advertising on the web.
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The CEO speculates on the future media landscape.
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The CEO describes a sophisticated editorial approach that produces thousands of stories a day.
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The CEO describes how he creates those lists you love to read.
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A conversation with Forbes.com CEO Jim Spanfeller.
There were two big takeaways from last week's Cornell Global Forum on Sustainable Enterprise. One was that Al Gore is a very busy man these days. The other is that […]
“European Union takes turn right.” I don’t agree with this headline which I’ve heard and seen in English several places such as BBC and NPR. I also don’t agree with low turnout being a referendum on dissatisfaction with the European Union. The daily advantages of easy travel and purchasing between countries seems to already be taken for granted.