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Ethics
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Magazine Association Softens Hard Line on Native Ads
The American Society of Magazine Editors, known for having standards that barred magazine editors from working on advertorial…
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Tuesday Buzz: The Great Aggregation Debate
A debate between two of the most prominent bloggers on the internet offers some important lessons for those…
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Electronics Group Works to Stop Forced Labor in Supply Chain
The Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition, which represents tech corporations around the world, says that its members will work…
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Association Says Pharmacists Should Not Take Part In Executions
In a newly adopted policy, the American Pharmacists Association says that participating in the creation of chemicals used…
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Report: Doctors Don’t Give Alzheimer’s Diagnosis to Half of Patients
An analysis of Medicare records and surveys found that doctors struggle to deliver an Alzheimer’s diagnosis to patients…
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Compounding Pharmacists Group Shifts Execution Stance
In a move that could cause further complications for states that have the death penalty, the International Academy…
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Ethics & Compliance Initiative Launches Following Merger
The formation of the Ethics & Compliance Initiative, a result of the merger of the Ethics Resource Center…
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Studies Association Takes More Subtle Approach to Blogging Controversy
Last year, the International Studies Association attempted to place a ban on blogging for those who work on the…
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Scientific Meeting Debates the Search for Life Beyond Earth
Is it time to try to make contact with intelligent life forms beyond our solar system? The Search…
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Doctors to AMA: What Are the Guidelines for “Googling” Patients?
A group of doctors is asking professional medical groups to update guidelines on the ethics of using social…
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Survey: Corporate Lawyers Fret Over Data Leaks and Patent Trolls
A new report from the Association of Corporate Counsel shows that issues of ethics and compliance remain supreme…
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Pain Point: Acupuncture Pros Concerned With Therapists’ Use of Needles
Is dry needling a form of acupuncture? That’s a question with a loaded answer, one that’s led to…
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Architects Group Faces Pressure on Human Rights Issues
The American Institute of Architects is facing scrutiny from an activist industry group that argues that the organization’s…
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Dutch Banking Association Requires Pledge From Members
Starting in 2015, 90,000 bankers in the Netherlands will be required to pledge to uphold a series of…
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Texas Automobile Dealers Association Lawyer Subject to Deposition
In a decision involving the Texas Automobile Dealers Association, the Texas First Court of Appeals ruled that the…
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Most Americans Aren’t Vigilant in Monitoring Their Digital Reputation
A recent Pew Research Center study looked into how Americans view digital privacy and how they are, or…
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Alpaca Association Works to Discourage Get-Rich-Quick Schemes
With a high-profile animal abuse incident drawing negative attention to the alpaca-rancher field, the Alpaca Owners Association is…
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To Gain Donors’ Trust, Tell a Better Story
When determining whether a charity is trustworthy, donors place great emphasis on its finances, according to a new…
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Mechanical Turk: Putting Humans Behind the Machines
For years, Amazon has quietly built an army of online users who work on tiny tasks for low…
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Library Group Takes Aim at Adobe Over Privacy Issues
The American Library Association has taken a tough stance against the latest version of Adobe’s electronic reader software,…
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Dallas Police Association: Here’s Our Plan to Boost Officer Morale
With more than 80 percent of the association's members saying that the Dallas Police Department's morale is at…
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It’s Not Me, It’s You: Why Avon Left an Association It Helped Found
With questions arising around other members of the Direct Selling Association, a longtime member of the 104-year-old group…
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Law Students At Odds With Bar Association Over Internships
Aspiring attorneys say that they often find themselves challenged to afford basic necessities when working at an internship…
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Roger Goodell: The Art of Owning Up to Your Mistakes
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell surprised a lot of people last week when he openly admitted to making a…
