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Should Prince Charles give up succession to the throne in favor of William?
Should Prince Charles give up succession to the throne in favor of William?
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How activist investors use social media to influence companies
According to Mashable.com, it is not only tyrants and despots who have felt the massive force of change that a social networking campaign
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The importance of seeking a balance in positive news to combat the negative
by Barry Marcus
Viewers, listeners and readers are the life-blood of the media. Dramatic stories of war, crime, terrorism, earthquakes and hurricanes
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The importance of seeking a balance in positive news to combat the negative
It is hard to believe that the news media is unaware of the impact of relentlessly alarming and negative reporting on the public psyche.
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