The latest in the saga that is the DPD’s reputation nightmare involves Officer Powell’s televised apology on local television station CBS 11. Some will say that he has finally accepted responsibility for his actions and should be forgiven. Others will say it’s too little too late, and possibly even scripted. Let’s review what we know [...]
March 31, 2009 By 14 Comments
Dallas Police Officer David Powell Apologizes to Ryan Moats and Family
March 1, 2008 By 2 Comments
Boeing Takes Hit and Loses Major Contract
Any news search for Boeing this week will result in a dozen or more stories about how the aircraft manufacturer lost a massive government contract to Northrop and European company Airbus. Quick Summary All government planes used to refuel other planes in the air are extremely old and need to be replaced. The U.S. government [...]
December 30, 2007 By 1 Comment
Google Reader Privacy Snafu Alienates Readers
CRN.com reported Friday that Google Reader made a major misstep by revealing user data to users’ connections without user approval.
December 6, 2007 By Leave a Comment
iovation Granted a Patent
nwinnovation.com reported on Tuesday, December 4th, that Portland-based iovation has been granted a patent for “core elements of its device identification technology and reputation management platform.” Greg Pierson and Jason DeHaan were named as the inventors. This technology was designed to manage and combat online fraud. More details as they come available.
July 19, 2007 By 11 Comments
Michael Vick's Indictment Damages the Atlanta Falcons Reputation
As Michael Vick is formally indicted, questions remain as to what measures the NFL Commissioner would take. PacMan Jones, another NFL player, was suspended after multiple incidents involving the police. But would the NFL take as hard a stance against superstar Vick? As the quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons, Michael Vick should have known and [...]
June 17, 2007 By 1 Comment
Free Speech Defeated Down Under
In Australia, a restaurant critic produced a “scathing review” of Coco Roco, a fine dining establishment on the harbor. The owners of the restaurant sued for defamatory remarks. A jury found the critic innocent, so the restaurant owners appealed the decision. The High Court of judges ruled in favor of the Coco Roco recently, stating [...]
