After nearly three years, Osama bin Laden has resurfaced in American mainstream media. A video emerged on Tuesday featuring the terror leader's still image and his voice in which he praises the 19 "champions" (suicide hijackers) who ...READ»
BYJamais Cascio Relevancy Score: 92 Wed Jun 17, 2009 at 7:50 PM
The same technologies that have allowed for a potential democratic revolution in Iran could emerge just as readily in support of something far more sinister.READ»
BYCliff Kuang Relevancy Score: 86 Tue Apr 7, 2009 at 9:28 AM
Six Days in Fallujah isn't the title of a war correspondent's missives from the frontlines. It's not even a book about the Iraq war. It's a video game due out next year from Konami--albeit one where the ricocheting bullets, ...READ»
BY Anni Layne Rodgers Relevancy Score: 80 Wed Dec 19, 2007 at 8:40 AM
Former U.S. Army lieutenant colonel Ralph Peters outlines nine strategies for understanding, fighting, and defeating the new enemy. Rule #1: Culture is king.READ»
BYlinks of london Relevancy Score: 80 Tue Aug 18, 2009 at 11:26 PM
The Coalition has expected verified news of abductions of under-18s from migrant links london and slim internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in attitude to such a stopover. LONDON - Children under 18 days are being abducted from ...READ»
There's an interesting debate brewing in New York City over the design of the World Trade Center memorial.
The original plan calls for the names of the 2,979 victims of the trade center terrorist acts in 1993 and 2001 to be listed ...READ»
BYTate Publishing Relevancy Score: 75 Wed Nov 5, 2008 at 2:40 PM
Tate Publishing author Oni Vitandham’s book On the Wings of a White Horse: A Cambodian Princess’s Story of Surviving the Khmer Rouge Genocide is a moving and inspirational account of the author’s life, from the jungles of ...READ»
In the current issue of New York, Kurt Andersen laments America's age of lame-duckism, "in which the discredited and obsolete and totally over shuffle around in the limelight for years after their sell-by dates."
Andersen artfully ...READ»
BYBill Breen Relevancy Score: 72 Thu Nov 4, 2004 at 4:18 PM
Where do you find courage in this country? Not in the southern or western U.S., which overwhelming succumbed to the Bush campaign's fear mongering and Dick Cheney's demented suggestion that a vote for John Kerry is a vote for the ...READ»
Can you hear them? Are you close enough to understand what's broken about your customer experience? I've been out and about with your leaders and the frontline, and what they really need is for YOU to get your skin into the game. ...READ»
There's no more telling example of how people identify themselves--or are identified-- by what they do, than in the current argument over the 9/11 memorial plans for Ground Zero. When the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation ...READ»
There's been some concern raised by readers of the "Would You Hire This CEO?" Fast Talk in the November issue. Several people have asked why Joel Ronning of Digital River does not include front line employees in his entrepreneurial ...READ»
BY John Ellis Relevancy Score: 65 Wed Dec 19, 2007 at 12:40 AM
The metaphor that equates war and business is about as wrong as you can get -- unless you know what similarities to look for. For business leaders who are studying the war in Iraq, here are five lessons worth learning.READ»
BYBrian Reich Relevancy Score: 62 Mon Dec 1, 2008 at 10:33 AM
I have a question: Will we learn anything from the terrorist attacks in Mumbai last week?
I'm not talking about international politics, or security. I am talking about media -- how do the ways in which we consume and share ...READ»
BYJoshua Letourneau Relevancy Score: 62 Mon May 12, 2008 at 12:01 PM
In a riveting excerpt from "The Fog of War", the U.S. Secretary of Defense during the Vietnam War, Robert McNamara, offers the following advice:
"Be prepared to re-examine your reasoning."
I often say ...READ»
BYEllen McGirt Relevancy Score: 62 Fri May 1, 2009 at 2:00 PM
In the aftermath of September 11, New York police commissioner Ray Kelly built the most successful local counterterrorism unit in the U.S. and perhaps the world. The team, which has 600 experts that know some four dozen languages, routinely dispatches officers overseas for work in cities believed to be terror targets.READ»
Has the Human Resources Department Become the Union of the 21st Century?
Every Labor Day I reminisce about my 24 years as a labor attorney and union official of an 8,000 member national union. It was a great job and I enjoyed ...READ»
BYAdam Penenberg Relevancy Score: 60 Mon Oct 27, 2008 at 11:05 AM
U.S. Army Intelligence is concerned that terrorists might use the micro-blogging platform Twitter to coordinate attacks, according to a draft report compiled by the 304th Military Intelligence Battalion. Oh no -- batten the hatches!READ»
