Browsing: Crisis

How you respond in the first 48 hours of a crisis can determine whether it becomes a short-lived setback or a lasting mark on your visibility, perception, and reputation. While the headlines will eventually fade and news cycles will move on, the digital footprint of that moment will remain.

Are attention spans decreasing? Is the endless scroll of social media driving the need for shorter content? The real evidence points to a much more nuanced answer, one that Ronald Yaros, an Emmy-winning science journalist, professor, and digital engagement researcher, spends his time not only trying to understand, but find solutions to.

Listeners of ourAugust 14 Planet Moneyepisode may recognize some of today’s newsletter. We got such a response, and so many questions, we wanted to go a little deeper with this follow up. 

Is the government right to encourage the development of AI in Australia? If so, how should they do it, and do it equitably.Michael Keating examines the issues in a two-part series.

The U.S. Treasury Department intervened this week to contain a selloff in long-term government debt, a sign of a mounting financial crisis that is driving an immense escalation of the class struggle. After the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond rose to 5.3 percent, its highest level since 2007, the department announced that it would…

Councils across the UK are increasingly turning towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) as they try to fill a looming £4bn financial black hole.

Leadership consultancy chief Karlie Cremin says job hugging masks disengagement, ahead of her HRFest Australia session on workforce risk

Can they become an elite rescue duo to save the struggling Hanwha Eagles? Kim Seo-hyun (22) and Jung Woo-ju (20) are set to join the first team ahead of next week’s six-game home series.

Biratnagar. Nepali brick entrepreneurs are in serious crisis due to the government’s decision not to allow brick production before January 1st every year.

ASU researcher reveals why one of the energy sector’s greatest shortages is not underground