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Verizon’s Response to Its Massive Outage Is What No Company Should Ever Do

The company left millions without service. Making it right requires more than a token apology. source https://www.inc.com/jason-aten/verizons-response-to-its-massive-outage-is-what-no-company-should-ever-do/91289666

You probably shouldn’t click that email ‘unsubscribe’ link. Here’s what to do instead

There are few things in the digital world as annoying as spam emails. They flood our inbox after our email address is sold by a data broker, shared with third parties from a site we’ve willingly given it to, or obtained through a data breach. It’s natural to want to get off these lists asContinueContinue reading “You probably shouldn’t click that email ‘unsubscribe’ link. Here’s what to do instead”

When the Super Bowl, Olympics, and World Cup Collide, Brands Can’t Afford to Miss the Moment

These moments demand a new playbook—one built for participation, not big budgets. source https://www.inc.com/sonia-thompson/when-the-super-bowl-olympics-and-world-cup-collide-brands-cant-afford-to-miss-the-moment/91288985

MacKenzie Scott Says Everyone Should Heed This Book—If Not Read It

Scott turned Annie Dillard’s lessons in writing into lessons in philanthropy. source https://www.inc.com/leila-sheridan/mackenzie-scott-says-everyone-should-heed-this-book-if-not-read-it/91289363

What we can learn about U.S. disaster response—a year after the LA wildfires

One year on from the catastrophic LA wildfires, journalist, author, and MS NOW correspondent Jacob Soboroff examines what the fires reveal about America’s growing age of disaster. Drawing from his new book Firestorm, Soboroff shares hard lessons from the aftermath, exposing systemic failures, unlikely heroics, and what today’s recovery efforts tell us about how theContinueContinue reading “What we can learn about U.S. disaster response—a year after the LA wildfires”