@RobDemovsky Rob—Excellent Reporting!Please also cover this issue from the perspective of poor management and how the GBPacker Board can fire their executives. Balance perspective needed here. Thanks!
@RobDemovsky As a nonprofit organization, the GBPackers are ultimately controlled by their executive board—not their president and general manager. So, Murphy and Gutie can be fired for their personnel decision making. There’s a good argument Tampa’s management is way better!
@RobDemovsky@AaronRodgers12@packers The nonprofit GBPackers are governed by a seven-member executive committee, elected from among the board of directors. The committee directs corporate management, approves major capital expenditures, establishes board policy, and can fire Murphy and Gutekunst!
@RobDemovsky@AaronRodgers12@packers That’s a good stance for a reporter, Rob. Please also report on how nonprofit organizations work—so that fans and shareholders understand that the GBPacker Board is THE Decision Making Body and can immediately change the management team. That would add to your balanced reporting!
@christinespolar @danapriest This NYT story combined with Dana Priest et al.’s illustrative #PBSFrontline “The Facebook Dilemma” signal to every Facebook user that you are not the customer, you’re the product!
A label on every iPad: “Screen Time is hazardous for your health”. “Avoid Screen Time if pregnant” “Screen Time causes alienation, depression, extremism” https://t.co/MOwgnu5C7z
Today is World Press Freedom Day, recognizing independent journalism as a bulwark of democracy. Proud of @MerrillCollege students advocating for imprisoned journalists around the world, speaking truth to power #pressuncuffed#WPFD