#Schurenberg

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Schurenberg Away, away     -    Siemen Dijkstra 

Dutch, b.1968 -

Colour woodcut , 57 x 47 cm.

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Colour woodcuts by Siemen Dijkstra. ~ "De Oude Ijsbaan no.2. Schurenberg (Drenthe)", 2022. ~ "Het Groote Stuk, Fochteloo (Friesland)", 2017.

[ear-worthy]

Open To Debate Podcast: Mock Trial On Social Media Misinformation

Any day now, a highly anticipated Supreme Court decision will be handed down defining the way forward for social media platforms when it comes to the proliferation of misleading information that could impact public health, national security, and election integrity.

In Open to Debate's popular Mock Trial format, two prominent First Amendment lawyers make their arguments and give a behind-the-scenes look at what was argued in the case Murthy v. Missouri. They debate the limits of free speech, limits on government action, and what should be done with misinformation on social media platforms.

The Facts of the Case: During the COVID pandemic, the U.S. government requested that social media companies remove posts containing misinformation related to COVID and the integrity of the 2020 election. The states of Missouri and Louisiana, along with five individuals, filed a lawsuit accusing government officials of censoring the free speech present within those posts and thus violating the First Amendment.

So, did the government violate the First Amendment when they made their requests to social media companies?

Listen/watch here or wherever you get podcasts

Plaintiff: Charles "Chip" Miller Senior Attorney at the Institute for Free Speech

Defendant: Rylee Sommers-Flanagan Founder and Executive Director of Upper Seven Law

Guest cross-examiners:

Nina Jankowicz, Former Executive Director of the Department of Homeland Security's Disinformation Governance Board

Eric Schurenberg, Business Journalist and Media Executive

Matt Taibbi, Writer and Publisher of Racket News

The State of Play: Social Media and the News

30% of Americans use Facebook to get their news, making it the most popular social media platform for news consumption.

According to a survey from UNESCO and Ipsos, 64% of Americans think social media is the top source of disinformation and “fake news.”

A Pew Research Center survey showed that 83% of Americans believe social media sites actively censor political viewpoints they find objectionable.

58% of American adults are concerned that AI usage will increase the spread of false information during the 2024 presidential election.

SAMPLE ARGUMENTS

Plaintiff: Charles “Chip” Miller:

"Political speech is at the core of our First Amendment. A bright line preventing the government from using its outside voice to suppress dissenting views is necessary to give the First Amendment the breathing room it needs for democracy to survive. In this case, the federal government targeted a specific lawful political speech that it disfavored, and it deployed an extensive clandestine plan to remove that speech from public view and debate. If the First Amendment means anything, it must prevent this kind of interference with the marketplace of ideas.”

Defendant: Rylee Sommers-Flanagan

"The government did not coerce social media companies to remove content in violation of the First Amendment. Social media platforms make and control their own media content policies. Companies ignored FBI flags roughly half of the time. The federal government took no adverse action in response to this refusal and continued to communicate with social media companies openly. The government must be able to communicate information, to use the bully pulpit to share its knowledge, to urge action, and to participate in public debate.”

Open To Debate is a superb debate podcast that teaches the media and listeners how to hold civilized and informative debates instead of partisan screaming matches. 

[theinconvenientlifestyle]

Joseph Ratzinger’s choice to join the Hitler Youth | Pope Benedict XVI | The Guardian

In his obituary of Pope Benedict (31 December), Peter Stanford writes that membership of the Hitler Youth was compulsory for the Ratzinger boys. It was not. My sister, brother and I are very proud that our father, Walter Gomm, born in 1925 in Königsberg, now Kaliningrad, resisted the pressure from his father (afraid for his only child) to become a member. Joseph Ratzinger had a choice. He didn’t take it.

Barbara Schurenberg

Vaison-la-Romaine, France

[humanengineers]

Richard Branson to Young Entrepreneurs: 'Just Do It' Source | www.inc.com | Oscar Raymundo Through the decades, entrepreneur Richard Branson has not lost that certain wunderkind vibe about him and the way he runs his brand. This aura makes him especially inspiring to entrepreneurs who are looking to start young. “Most young people with good ideas … will find that 99 percent of people will give them every reason why their idea’s been done before or why it’s not a good idea or why they’re going to fall flat on their face,” Branson recently told Inc.’s president and editor in chief Eric Schurenberg during an exclusive sit-down interview. “In the end, you have to say, ‘Screw it. Just do it.’” At the age of 15, Branson dropped out of high school to start his first business, a magazine for young activists titled Student.  Four years later, in 1970, Branson began selling records by mail. In 1971, he opened his first record store. In 1972, he opened a recording studio. In 1973, he started his own record label. T... https://humanengineers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Startups-12.jpg https://humanengineers.com/richard-branson-to-young-entrepreneurs-just-do-it/?feed_id=9138&_unique_id=60d0733be1db3 https://humanengineers.com/richard-branson-to-young-entrepreneurs-just-do-it/?feed_id=9138&_unique_id=60d0733be1db3

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Why Gary Vaynerchuk Loves Working Hard and Being Underestimated

Why Gary Vaynerchuk Loves Working Hard and Being Underestimated

On this episode of ‘The Human Factor,’ Vaynermedia CEO Gary Vaynerchuk joins host and CEO of Mansueto Ventures Eric Schurenberg for a conversation on outworking the competition and building a business empire. Source link

[monetapro]

Enjoyed a great call with the Legendary Vin Cerf. This was set up by Zachary Todd and Moderated by Eric Schurenberg (Inc. Magazine). And, it was fun seeing friends like Scott Elkins, Ralph Simon, and Ester Dyson joining in.

[thecreatorsunited]

Mark Cuban Gets Brutally Honest About the Pro Sports Business | Inc. Mark Cuban, serial entrepreneur and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, explains to Inc. president Eric Schurenberg and CNBC co-anchor Tyler Mathisen at the iCONIC Chicago conference why owning a sports team is more about community impact than financial gain. #SportsBusiness #Mavericks #MarkCuban Get social with Inc. on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Inc Twitter: https://twitter.com/Inc Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/inc--magazine Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/incmagazine/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/incmagazine/ Brought to you by Vision Experimental Creative Business AI http://createwithvision.com

[kelleydunne]

Diversity in the Workforce is Essential, According to Houzz Co-Founder Adi Tatarko

On this episode of The Human Factor podcast, Adi Tatarko joins Mansueto Ventures CEO Eric Schurenberg to discuss how she and her husband Alon Cohen credit Houzz's ability to survive the pandemic to a creative, dedicated--and heterogeneous--workforce from Articles from Inc.com by https://ift.tt/3CllRZC via IFTTT

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via Inc.com

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Sheryl Sandberg Talks Personal Resilience and Business Ruthlessness

See on Scoop.it - Competitive Edge

At Inc. 's GrowCo Conference, the chief operating officer of Facebook explained how she copes with both personal tragedy and business setbacks.

Sheryl Sandberg is painfully building muscles.

Emotional and professional ones, that is. The chief operating officer of Facebook and co-author of Option B, a recent memoir about her husband's sudden death, on Tuesday spoke extensively about her unexpected, unwanted training regime. Read more: click image or title.

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“Hey Dave! I bought one of your business planning templates and have been receiving your emails and videos for a few months now… I just wanted to say thanks for cranking out such amazing work! You're doing an incredible job, and I know entrepreneurs everywhere are benefiting from it! Please, keep it up! Wishing you all the best!” Colin Pape President ShopCity.com, Inc

Marc Kneepkens's insight:

Challenges are for everyone, even for the people that we might envy for their successes. ""The more resilient a company is, the bigger its chances of success are," Sandberg said during an on-stage interview with Inc. editor in chief Eric Schurenberg. "And it's not success that makes us resilient, it is failure ... both the big failures and the small ones."" Excellent article.

[mrmagazine]

Eric Schurenberg, CEO, Mansueto Ventures, Fast Company & Inc., To Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni: “We Just Had A Really Strong Start To The Year And Advertisers Stuck With Us Rather Than Pulling Out Because Of The Crisis..” The Mr. Magazine™ Interview…

Publishing During A Pandemic (10)

“The message that I would send to the readers and the sponsors of Inc. is what’s contained in my CEO letter, which is published on Inc.com and Fastcompany.com. And the gist of the message was on the Inc. side, that we have stood by small business owners and fast-growing entrepreneurs for 40 years and we will stand by them now and do whatever it takes to help them…

[jp360solutions]

A Letter from Inc.'s CEO

https://www.inc.com/eric-schurenberg/ceo-family-letter-community.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[freeworldimmigration]

Robert Cialdini, author of Pre-Suasion, describes to Inc. president Eric Schurenberg the most important factors for influencing people. #Persuasion #Psychology #RobertCialdini Get social with Inc. on: Facebook: https://ift.tt/OEwFaE Twitter: https://twitter.com/Inc Linkedin: https://ift.tt/2hoUXXH Instagram: https://ift.tt/2wow3z2 Pinterest: https://ift.tt/2hoPPmK Liked on YouTube: How to Get People to Say Yes: A Psychology Professor Explains the Science of Persuasion | Inc. https://youtu.be/9gP_rv8VB-U

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Tony Robbins: How to Invest Your Way to a $70 Million Retirement Fund | Inc. Magazine

See on Scoop.it - Wealth Management - Living Your Dreams

Life coach Tony Robbins, author of the recent book Money Master The Game, talks with Inc. editor-in-chief Eric Schurenberg about how to invest wisely an