Thursday, May 02, 2002

Journalistic Rules Tonight, as I was going through my news aggregator, I stumbled into some filth from a site that I had previously subscribed to because of other topics. The filth I got was so bad that it will make me question anything else I get from that individual on any subject. I've posted this before: The Constitution’s First Amendment allows the media to print or say almost anything. Journalism’s First Principle should require that the media be scrupulous in deciding what that will be. It's from Warren Buffett's 2000 letter to shareholders. New found personal publishing freedoms ought to be subject to this same principle! 8:56:14 PM     Comments[]

Collaboration and the value of networks The article titled Network to Net Worth has lost nothing in the two years since it was written. You can find it at http://www.capatcolumbia.com/Articles/FoStrategy/strategy.htm. Note the links to the *.pdf files! 8:02:26 PM     Comments[]

Tennessee has to have set some kind of record for the worst idea in health care reform! Tennessee Doctors Group Sues Insurers. The Tennessee Medical Association sued the state's four biggest health insurers on Thursday, alleging their managed care practices threaten patients' health. By The Associated Press. [New York Times: Health] 6:39:39 PM     Comments[]

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