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Archives for September 2018

Walk for Freedom

September 12, 2018 by Stephanie Corrigan Leave a Comment

In 2008, an Australia-based nonprofit fighting against modern day slavery was founded by international motivational speaker Christine Caine when she spotted an airport advertisement warning against the dangers of child abduction. Her organization entitled the A21 Campaign has rapidly spread over the last decade, with 14 international offices around the globe. A21 seeks to raise … [Read more...] about Walk for Freedom

The Music Industrialist: Spotify & Direct Licensing

September 11, 2018 by Mason Allport Leave a Comment

As CDs gave way to digital downloads, and digital downloads continue to give way to online streaming, the role of the record label in today’s music industry is somewhat nebulous. Services such as Distrokid, TuneCore and CD Baby allow independent musicians to release their music on hundreds of platforms for a small fee, seemingly obviating the role of record labels in music … [Read more...] about The Music Industrialist: Spotify & Direct Licensing

New Millennium Business: The Textbook Fiasco

September 10, 2018 by Michael O'Malley Leave a Comment

Recent trends show that higher education in the United States is skyrocketing in price across institutions that are both public and private. Unfortunately, these inflations are not limited to tuition. Housing, meal plans, and peripheral costs have all shot up in recent years. One of the most startling financial drains for college students is money spent at the bookstore. While … [Read more...] about New Millennium Business: The Textbook Fiasco

Thirst for Tea: China

September 6, 2018 by Audrey Chu Leave a Comment

Tea is immensely, ridiculously popular.  Today, it is the second most drunk beverage in world after water, but its popularity and the West’s efforts to control its market resulted in the decline of China. Tea is native to China, and its fabled first use dates back to an emperor in (exactly!) 2732 B.C.  In 200 B.C., the character for tea first appeared, picturing man and nature … [Read more...] about Thirst for Tea: China

The Music Industrialist: #MeToo & the Music Industry

September 4, 2018 by Mason Allport Leave a Comment

Last year saw the rise of the #MeToo movement in the entertainment industry, a paradigm shift in which dozens of powerful and successful Hollywood executives, filmmakers and actors finally faced accountability for decades of sexual harassment and assault on women in the industry. As more women came forward with harrowing accounts of abuse, the world listened, and it seems as … [Read more...] about The Music Industrialist: #MeToo & the Music Industry

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