A few words about tax risk
Monday, February 28th, 2011
I have the privilege of offering our readers information on a diverse range of important topics that few people really want to talk about, like tax risk.
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Third time the charm for copyright reform?
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
The last copyright amendments in Canada happened in 1997, long, long before copyright piracy entered the mainstream. Now, the Conservative government will make its third attempt to update the law. Will this be their lucky time? The current bill is essentially the same as the previous effort, Bill C-32, which was thwarted after its second reading when the government fell earlier this year on a non-confidence motion. The newly elected government promised to reintroduce the amendments and pass them in short order, and here we are.
Read the rest of this post »New guide to CSR for small and medium businesses
Thursday, January 13th, 2011
A business research centre at Cardiff University, Wales, has teamed up with the British arm of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants to release a new guide on corporate social responsibility (CSR) for small and medium-sized businesses, called The ABC of CSR for small and medium enterprises. If you don’t mind the Welsh, and can handle reading “programme” instead of “program”, then you might find this guide offers some valuable lessons.
Read the rest of this post »IT strategy – avoiding problems, getting the most from your investments
Monday, November 15th, 2010
Information technology has infiltrated just about every aspect of business, to the point where it’s nearly impossible to avoid developing a dedicated IT strategy in order to support your main business goals. A new book describes how even minor software troubles can lead to big headaches for organizations, especially if they rely on the software to carry out their business.
Read the rest of this post »Help! I have been defamed online: Practical tips – Part I
Monday, September 13th, 2010
Anyone who has been defamed online knows how devastating such experience could be to a person’s professional and social reputation. Indeed, even years later, some victims are still afraid to “google” their names, not wanting to discover an obscure link that contains the defamation.
Read the rest of this post »Angry bloggers beware! – Your anonymity is not guaranteed
Monday, August 9th, 2010
Is your boss or co-worker getting on your nerves? Are you irritated with your neighbour? Do you feel like venting out by writing some nasty stuff about them on Twitter or on a blog? If you do it anonymously, no harm done, right?
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