George Anders
@georgeanders.bsky.social
Editor at large for the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Alum of LinkedInNews, @WSJ, @Forbes. Author of five business books. Shared in national reporting Pulitzer, 1997. Side gig as Fulbright Specialist.
About one million people in the United States live with multiple sclerosis. It's a horrible disease, and the initials MS are very well known. Choosing this name for a broadcast entity feels outright creepy
August 18, 2025 at 1:47 PM
About one million people in the United States live with multiple sclerosis. It's a horrible disease, and the initials MS are very well known. Choosing this name for a broadcast entity feels outright creepy
Agree. The following weeks' letters section included some personal stories of the way gambling addictions can ruin people's lives.
Not said in the piece is the alarming way in which gung-ho gambling sours fans' engagement. Losing bettors rip into players, coaches, etc. in truly disturbing ways.
Not said in the piece is the alarming way in which gung-ho gambling sours fans' engagement. Losing bettors rip into players, coaches, etc. in truly disturbing ways.
January 19, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Agree. The following weeks' letters section included some personal stories of the way gambling addictions can ruin people's lives.
Not said in the piece is the alarming way in which gung-ho gambling sours fans' engagement. Losing bettors rip into players, coaches, etc. in truly disturbing ways.
Not said in the piece is the alarming way in which gung-ho gambling sours fans' engagement. Losing bettors rip into players, coaches, etc. in truly disturbing ways.
I'm betting that the screenwriters tried to hold up Walt Disney for a bit more money, and his response was: "We can make this movie without you."
December 31, 2024 at 4:59 PM
I'm betting that the screenwriters tried to hold up Walt Disney for a bit more money, and his response was: "We can make this movie without you."
I've seen this tail-off, too, and here's hoping that there's a rebound coming
December 12, 2024 at 10:20 PM
I've seen this tail-off, too, and here's hoping that there's a rebound coming
Lucid and wonderfully thought provoking. Thanks for posting this, @gfaulknerwriter.bsky.social
I just wrapped a bit of journalism that touched on the value of teaching uncertainty at business schools. It's the world we live in. +1 to anyone who can accept and embrace it
I just wrapped a bit of journalism that touched on the value of teaching uncertainty at business schools. It's the world we live in. +1 to anyone who can accept and embrace it
December 1, 2024 at 9:28 PM
Lucid and wonderfully thought provoking. Thanks for posting this, @gfaulknerwriter.bsky.social
I just wrapped a bit of journalism that touched on the value of teaching uncertainty at business schools. It's the world we live in. +1 to anyone who can accept and embrace it
I just wrapped a bit of journalism that touched on the value of teaching uncertainty at business schools. It's the world we live in. +1 to anyone who can accept and embrace it
While we're at it, isn't "You Can't Always Get What You Want" just a reformulation of Pareto optimality?
November 29, 2024 at 3:03 AM
While we're at it, isn't "You Can't Always Get What You Want" just a reformulation of Pareto optimality?
Let the Turing Test begin!
Should we ask labor-force questions? Or 1960s band questions? Either way, I think the Guy Berger Follower Community can crack this one!
Should we ask labor-force questions? Or 1960s band questions? Either way, I think the Guy Berger Follower Community can crack this one!
November 24, 2024 at 9:26 PM
Let the Turing Test begin!
Should we ask labor-force questions? Or 1960s band questions? Either way, I think the Guy Berger Follower Community can crack this one!
Should we ask labor-force questions? Or 1960s band questions? Either way, I think the Guy Berger Follower Community can crack this one!
Forbes might be a match. DM me for details and an intro
November 16, 2024 at 5:05 PM
Forbes might be a match. DM me for details and an intro