Me in my succinctly stated sweatshirt. The journalism school where I studied at Northwestern University used to be known simply as the Medill School of Journalism. Often it has been referred to even more simply as “Medill.” With only a period after it. Or so my increasingly tattered sweatshirt declares. That piece of punctuation proclaimed, […]
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If any organization had any doubts about the urgent importance of monitoring its brand, 24/7, then the recent Domino’s Pizza controversy offers a compelling cautionary tale. Millions have seen videos of a few since-fired employees as they behave in a disgusting manner as they prepare food. You can link to those videos through a report […]