How much can you trust a profit-making company? This seemed to be the big question… Read more →
Ethics
Newsletter Issue 4: When is a sausage not a sausage
Hello! Welcome back to your desk on the first real working day of the year… Read more →
Six years of 6Heads – the better angels of our nature
Monday nights are often pretty dull, especially at this time of year – it’s dark… Read more →
Some naive musings about trust and internet fridges
It might be because Christmas has just happened, which always makes me feel slightly nauseous… Read more →
Uber should take better care of its brand. It’s all it’s got.
Disruptive car service Uber has made quite a few headlines lately – not many of… Read more →
Thinking aloud: Is David Cameron a manager, not a leader?
I read this article by Jonathan Freedland in the Guardian a little while ago, and… Read more →
When is a stakeholder not a stakeholder?
An email dropped into my mailbox this morning, from bedmaker Warren Evans. I bought some… Read more →
Capitalism: moral as well as legal?
Listening to File on Four the other day, I found myself mildly appalled by a… Read more →
Pelicans and camels – an update about ethics
A few months ago I wrote a post on quotas for women in senior roles… Read more →
From mummy bloggers to happy planets – and back again
The New Statesman carried a blog post the other day that started me thinking. It… Read more →