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Building on Birdwhistell’s work, Professor Paul Ekman and his colleague Wallace V Friesen classified kinesics into five categories: emblems, illustrations, affective displays, regulators and adaptors. Regulators. Regulators – body movements that control, adjust, and sustain the flow of a conversation – are frequently relied on to feedback how much of the message the listener has understood. MORE
This will earn it plenty of branding points with all its constituencies, ranging from riders to regulators. The weather is hot. With more hot to come. The city is on edge. And then the MTA power goes off. That delays subways for all lines. Even after the power got back on the subway system was still running slow. Uber moved in. It offered $5 UberPool rides anywhere in New York City. Here is the coverage in the New York Post. Branding Current Affairs Personal Musings Politics Travel MORE
At most, investors and advocates should expect more regulation. and worldwide regulation of cryptocurrency specifically and blockchain technology in general, the Chamber of Digital Commerce has hired a lobbying firm. The hack of Japanese Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange didn't bring the whole cryptocurrency industry down. Yes, in 2014, the company went bankrupt. But investors continued their interest in cryptocurrencies. MORE
Recently he issued rules regulating both vendors and those inside the Vatican doing the purchasing. "The Vatican published new procurement rules intended to prevent corruption …" - Francis X. Roca, The Wall Street Journal , June 1, 2020. With increasing scrutiny on all aspects of how the Roman Catholic Church operates, its leader - Pope Francis - has evolved into a kind of Chief Compliance Officer. MORE
Increasingly, as a ghostwriter/speechwriter, I am doing assignments associated with regulations. Those range from explaining the regulation to lobbying against a certain proposed law. What makes compliance issues intellectually stimulating is speculating about the implications of a regulation. New York University School of Law has started a blog focused solely on the field of compliance. It's called "Compliance & Enforcement." MORE
"Five PR agencies filed suit against the New York State Joint Commission on Public Ethics on Tuesday morning, seeking a temporary restraining order blocking the body from enacting regulations that would reclassify public affairs professionals as lobbyists." If New York has these regulations, other states could adopt them. MORE
Chamber of Commerce and other pro-business, anti-tort groups, it could have found itself a target for regulators and a pinata for the plaintiff bar. In a brilliant and self-protective public relations move, McDonald's issued an immediate recall of those cadmium Shrek glasses. As Kit R. Roane reports on CNNMoney.com, the world didn't "hear McDonald's complaining, shifting blame or running for cover." MORE
COVID-19, not international, national, and local regulation, could be the beginning of the end of Uber. Depending on who is doing the counting, Uber's core business - ride-hailing - is down 80% to 94%. With shelter-in-place standard in so many locations, folks aren't using Uber much. The company, reports BusinessInsider , is considering a variety of options for weathering the COVID-19 realities and uncertainties. One is laying off 5,400 workers or 20% of its workforce. MORE
We want regulations created about how long that screaming can go on before the child and caretaker have to be ejected from the scene. Since there are no regulations in-place, that disturbing behavior was allowed to continue. Supposed modern parents assume that it's "natural" for their kids to scream in public places. And that they are doing in restaurants, transportation facilities, and even libraries. Many members of society are not as tolerant. MORE
Uncategorized "Barack Obama (US President)" "Mitt Romney (Businessperson)" Breaking banks Biggest financial regulation Robert Reich MORE
there could be regulations which are game-changers. SEC head Jay Clayton indicated that he considered Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) securities and would regulate them as such. Throughout the history of capitalism, the threat of new regulations could spook investors. The gleeful meme about cryptocurrencies is that they are the newest way investors could lose everything. And in the future. MORE
Abendroth framed discussion of tax regulations as a spoof of the Viagra ad. In its marketing, the legal sector is not known for great performance art. Television, for example, is filled with talking heads hammering how important are your rights and how much they will help you achieve justice. That's the low end. At the high end is the old-line persona of WASP gravitas. MORE
So, it should have been expected that the perceived value of bitcoin would plummet as the world embraced that it as well as other cryptocurrencies would be regulated. Part of the terror about regulation was kicked off by indications in China, Japan, and South Korea about getting serious about creating and imposing regulations. It's downright primitive. Fear of the unknown is the most terrifying form of angst. MORE
The assumption was that those digital platforms for self-expression and connecting could and would regulate themselves. The assumption is that networks are unable to self-regulate and/or if they do it is too little too late. There was really a time - it seems light years ago - when idealism was high about social networks. In the worse-case scenarios, if posters proved to be rhetorical miscreants, the network's powers that be would remove the content. MORE
Who reaches out to Regulators? An unfortunate reality of life is that crises occur, and they often occur when we least expect it. Few organizations are hit with a crisis situation on a Tuesday afternoon at 2pm when things are a bit slow and all hands are on deck. So what are some steps your organization can take to prepare today? 1) Start planning now. Plan and prepare before you need to. What are your organizational themes when you are not in crisis mode? Identify your key messages. MORE
There are also other external project stakeholders, less often identified as such public agencies when projects involve current legislation or regulations, customers of the client company who stand to benefit, outside groups/organizations that may support or oppose the project. MORE
Bring on the regulators. On "60 Minutes," YouTube chief executive officer Susan Wojcicki shocked the world. And, probably never again, will anyone put the knock on lawyers for being moral relativists. She won that title. Here is the coverage from Tech Crunch. And, here is video of the actual "60 Minutes" interview. In her conversation with Lesley Stahl, Wojcicki made a distinction. MORE
Some contend that cryptocurrency couldn't and shouldn't be regulated. However, he also predicted that digital currencies will be monitored and regulated as have traditional currencies. SEC head Jay Clayton does not agree. This week he issued a 2,300 word guidance on how investors and Wall Street should approach and manage digital currencies. Here is a copy of that document. Essentially, Clayton said: Use extreme caution. Ask questions. MORE
That was primarily triggered by South Korea's regulations. As Eli Meixler reports in Fortune , the nation's leaders are considering creating a licensing system which would regulate its cryptocurrency exchanges. Essentially, the licensing system, explains Meixler: " imposes detailed reporting regulations and a minimum capital requirement, limiting the number of firms and currencies that qualify. MORE
She debunks the myth that innovation in Silicon Valley is a result of brilliant young minds (Jobs & Wozniak; Page & Brin) unfettered by regulations thriving in garages in a California […]. Alerted to the work of the economist Mariana Mazzucato by an intriguing Lunch with the FT article I took a look at her blog. MORE
Thanks to his vote, as reports The Guardian: "The US supreme court is stopping Louisiana from enforcing new regulations on abortion clinics, in a test of the conservative court's views on abortion rights." The four other conservatives on the court such as Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh would have permitted the new regulations to be legal. Social media, such as Twitter, buzzed with amazement at and praise for SCOTUS chief justice John Roberts' objectivity. MORE
Uber has the resources to play a long game in public outreach and in terms of litigation and regulations. In California, Uber has not been doing so hot. The latest ruling reclassifies Uber's gig workers as employees. But that's on hold as Uber appeals. MORE
Intentional deep breathing calms and regulates the autonomic nervous system. Every breath you take, Every move you make, Every bond you break, Every step you take, I’ll be watching you. The Police. Breathing. We do it constantly and, usually, unconsciously. MORE
How an effective presentation regulates the physiology of the audience. What you can do to start regulating your audience – and yourself. Have you ever wondered why your blood boils or you grow ice cold when you experience an overwhelming amount of information? There actually may be a physiological explanation, which heightens the need for getting it right when it comes to presenting information effectively no matter what tools you use. MORE
Since there is little regulation globally, this kind of scam is not illegal. Part of the solution could be to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges and markets. It's a $200 billion market. And essentially unregulated, just as early internet activities had been. That's where cryptocurrency stands. So, no surprise, members of the business media are reporting the wild fluctuations in the investment value of various cryptocurrencies. MORE
Both the New York State House and Senate have bills which would create regulations about anonymous comments posted on sites on the Internet, reports Margaret Hartmann at NEW YORK Magazine. For example, if the comment is perceived as "cyberbullying" and the website is notified about that through an 800 number or email address it provides, then the website would have to notify the posters to reveal themselves or the comment will be deleted. MORE
Every time there is a threat of regulation or an actual regulation, the market prices of various cryptocurrencies usually plunge. It's a hex on your stock price. That is, when the SEC begins snooping around if a subsidiary is trading cryptocurrencies. Overstock's tZero has been hoping to use a token sale to raise $250 million. MORE
No matter what party wins the election there is expected to be a surge in federal and/or state regulations. "Corporate compliance departments are finding themselves in the crosshairs of corporate cost-cutters …" - Kristin Broughton, The Wall Street Journal , May 25, 2020. MORE
regulators, the company now faces at least eight other lawsuits filed in federal courts in California and Arizona by patients who claim that faulty blood tests led to heart attacks or other issues. Regulators have banned Holmes from being in that industry. After being sanctioned by U.S. It's also facing fraud claims in state court in Delaware from one of its investors [Partner Fund Management]." " - Bloomberg, October 14, 2016. Here is the article. MORE
After all, Trumpism advocates blowing up unnecessary regulation. And regulation not only impedes small business. The conservative Drudge Report links the boom in optimism among small businesses to Trumpism. The Drudge Report may be on he money. Compliance is expensive. "Small business" is officially defined as an enterprise with no more than 500 employees. So how does this confidence surge look? MORE
Selling a kidney in a regulated market, once unthinkable, has become part of the national conversation. My preference would be to sell it on a regulated market. And once something is thinkable, it can morph into the doable. In The Atlantic , Souree Lam details the pros and cons of such an initiative. Underneath the ethical issues is the reality that 78,000 are on the list for a kidney transplant. They can expect the wait to last almost five years. MORE
Maybe it is a new kind of war: Those over-50 w/o grandchildren and those with them. Maybe the law just hasn't caught up to the realities of apartment living. Or, it could be that America is no country for children. Whatever. I anticipate individual and class-action lawsuit contending children in a residential complex have been a public nuisance. This could become as much a legal trend as gender discrimination litigation against employers such as major law firms. MORE
Talking about the origins of the crisis, Nobel prize winner Joseph Stiglitz is explaining the origins of the crisis - when there was a party going on that got out of hand because the regulators didn't want to be 'party poopers'. Economics is a highly technical subject that can make it difficult for anyone trying to explain things like the recent financial crisis to a general audience. MORE
Uber and Lyft, which aren't subject to the same regulations, are eating not only their lunch but also their investment in taxi medallions. Those old-line regulations dictate the amount of fares and the number of vehicles. Suicide seems like a solution when you can't pay your bills. And there seems to be no exit ramp from the financial troubles. After all, America is the global headquarters for capitalism. MORE
The contention is that she and the startup's number-two Sunny Balwani deliberately misled investors, regulators, and the public about a technology which didn't exist. Regulators, media, the stock market, consumers, and the public globally could have turned on it. Steve Jobs wannabe Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is still in black. Only at the pre-trial court hearing it wasn't the signature black turtleneck. It was a basic black dress and black blazer. MORE
Schuster contends that tables games and the slot machines withhold funds from winners and violate state gaming regulations. According to state regulations 6-5 can be legal only when certain terms and conditions are made that ensure a level playing field. In its first week the new Everett, MA casino Encore Boston Harbor made $16.79 million. Annually, it estimates it will earn revenue of $800 million. That's a nice economic story for the Boston Metro area. MORE
It’s regulated because it’s often effective speech. ~. ~ Advertising is speech. Jef I. Richards. MORE
It has long been known in the cryptocurrency market that the future will be determined by regulations around the world. They're the ones advocating regulations for themselves. "Some of Europe's largest digital-coin brokers, who would be saddled with the new rules, are actually asking for them in a bid to clear the air and shake off perceptions they help criminals transfer money." " - Todd White, Bloomberg, May 7, 2018. Here is the article. MORE
On that massive underground maze - the New York City subway - there is a regulation. Some speculate that particular regulation was intended to discourage riders from bringing along large dogs. It is that dogs brought on the trains must be contained in a carrier. Whatever. Well, dog parents have gotten creative and Instagram has taken notice. Dogs, of all breeds and sizes, are coming aboard in containers ranging from shopping totes to suitcases. MORE
Increasingly, regulators in Europe and the U.S. If sexual harassment is proved, that could push open the door for regulators to check out what else might be going on. The "verdict" is in: Sexual harassment of females has been standard in the U.S. entertainment industry. The latest development in that is that head of Amazon Studios-Roy Price-has been put on immediate leave. The allegation, you got it, is sexual harassment. Here are the details. MORE
Eventually regulations will be put in-place. So, no surprise, when there is a new regulation enacted or threatened anywhere around the world, the price of crypto can drop. Until Cryptoland is regulated, reports Romain Dillet in TechCrunch , the SEC warns investors to be cautious. Much of CryptoLand is a Wild Wild West. Not that such chaos is all bad. Lots of wealth is being built. But also plenty of fraud is occurring. That will change a lot. MORE
regulators warned West Virginia Coal Mine This week has been rife with examples of organizations that have had a rough go in the media. The week began with the social media storm surrounding GreenPeace, Sinar Mas and Nestle, playing out on Nestle’s Facebook fan page. There are new issues, a record fine and overall Washington troubles for Toyota (more on this here and here ). Front and center has been Massey Energy and the unspeakable tragedy unfolding in West Virginia. MORE
Perhaps employees are not following regulations and so you set up a presentation to show them why the regulations are important and the consequences of not following them. You want to persuade these employees to follow all of the regulations. As presenters, we play various roles. It all depends on the situation. Who gave you the assignment to present. What the goal is. Who the audience is. MORE
" What could be spooking traders is that the threat of regulation hovers over the now-wild west territory of cryptocurrency. Of course, regulations will change the game. As an investment and a possible platform for everyday financial transactions, bitcoin may become solid. But, what's currently in play is its brand as the shiny new toy everyone who's anyone should own. That is, its popularity is in the decline, at least for the current time. MORE
Regulations Related Topics Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 1, 2018
Every time there is a threat of regulation or an actual regulation, the market prices of various cryptocurrencies usually plunge. It's a hex on your stock price. That is, when the SEC begins snooping around if a subsidiary is trading cryptocurrencies. Overstock's tZero has been hoping to use a token sale to raise $250 million.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 22, 2019
Maybe it is a new kind of war: Those over-50 w/o grandchildren and those with them. Maybe the law just hasn't caught up to the realities of apartment living. Or, it could be that America is no country for children. Whatever. I anticipate individual and class-action lawsuit contending children in a residential complex have been a public nuisance. This could become as much a legal trend as gender discrimination litigation against employers such as major law firms.
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Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 1, 2019
Bring on the regulators. On "60 Minutes," YouTube chief executive officer Susan Wojcicki shocked the world. And, probably never again, will anyone put the knock on lawyers for being moral relativists. She won that title. Here is the coverage from Tech Crunch. And, here is video of the actual "60 Minutes" interview. In her conversation with Lesley Stahl, Wojcicki made a distinction.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 6, 2015
We want regulations created about how long that screaming can go on before the child and caretaker have to be ejected from the scene. Since there are no regulations in-place, that disturbing behavior was allowed to continue. Supposed modern parents assume that it's "natural" for their kids to scream in public places. And that they are doing in restaurants, transportation facilities, and even libraries. Many members of society are not as tolerant.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 23, 2012
Both the New York State House and Senate have bills which would create regulations about anonymous comments posted on sites on the Internet, reports Margaret Hartmann at NEW YORK Magazine. For example, if the comment is perceived as "cyberbullying" and the website is notified about that through an 800 number or email address it provides, then the website would have to notify the posters to reveal themselves or the comment will be deleted.
Max Atkinson
DECEMBER 17, 2009
Talking about the origins of the crisis, Nobel prize winner Joseph Stiglitz is explaining the origins of the crisis - when there was a party going on that got out of hand because the regulators didn't want to be 'party poopers'. Economics is a highly technical subject that can make it difficult for anyone trying to explain things like the recent financial crisis to a general audience.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 31, 2018
The assumption was that those digital platforms for self-expression and connecting could and would regulate themselves. The assumption is that networks are unable to self-regulate and/or if they do it is too little too late. There was really a time - it seems light years ago - when idealism was high about social networks. In the worse-case scenarios, if posters proved to be rhetorical miscreants, the network's powers that be would remove the content.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 13, 2010
Chamber of Commerce and other pro-business, anti-tort groups, it could have found itself a target for regulators and a pinata for the plaintiff bar. In a brilliant and self-protective public relations move, McDonald's issued an immediate recall of those cadmium Shrek glasses. As Kit R. Roane reports on CNNMoney.com, the world didn't "hear McDonald's complaining, shifting blame or running for cover."
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 11, 2012
Abendroth framed discussion of tax regulations as a spoof of the Viagra ad. In its marketing, the legal sector is not known for great performance art. Television, for example, is filled with talking heads hammering how important are your rights and how much they will help you achieve justice. That's the low end. At the high end is the old-line persona of WASP gravitas.
Matt Eventoff
APRIL 7, 2010
regulators warned West Virginia Coal Mine This week has been rife with examples of organizations that have had a rough go in the media. The week began with the social media storm surrounding GreenPeace, Sinar Mas and Nestle, playing out on Nestle’s Facebook fan page. There are new issues, a record fine and overall Washington troubles for Toyota (more on this here and here ). Front and center has been Massey Energy and the unspeakable tragedy unfolding in West Virginia.
TJ Walker Interactive
OCTOBER 19, 2012
Uncategorized "Barack Obama (US President)" "Mitt Romney (Businessperson)" Breaking banks Biggest financial regulation Robert Reich
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 27, 2018
At most, investors and advocates should expect more regulation. and worldwide regulation of cryptocurrency specifically and blockchain technology in general, the Chamber of Digital Commerce has hired a lobbying firm. The hack of Japanese Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange didn't bring the whole cryptocurrency industry down. Yes, in 2014, the company went bankrupt. But investors continued their interest in cryptocurrencies.
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
AUGUST 21, 2015
She debunks the myth that innovation in Silicon Valley is a result of brilliant young minds (Jobs & Wozniak; Page & Brin) unfettered by regulations thriving in garages in a California […]. Alerted to the work of the economist Mariana Mazzucato by an intriguing Lunch with the FT article I took a look at her blog.
Beyond Bullet Points
JULY 19, 2012
How an effective presentation regulates the physiology of the audience. What you can do to start regulating your audience – and yourself. Have you ever wondered why your blood boils or you grow ice cold when you experience an overwhelming amount of information? There actually may be a physiological explanation, which heightens the need for getting it right when it comes to presenting information effectively no matter what tools you use.
Manner of Speaking
OCTOBER 12, 2020
Intentional deep breathing calms and regulates the autonomic nervous system. Every breath you take, Every move you make, Every bond you break, Every step you take, I’ll be watching you. The Police. Breathing. We do it constantly and, usually, unconsciously.
Pivotal Public Speaking
SEPTEMBER 10, 2010
It’s regulated because it’s often effective speech. ~. ~ Advertising is speech. Jef I. Richards.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 2, 2016
Increasingly, as a ghostwriter/speechwriter, I am doing assignments associated with regulations. Those range from explaining the regulation to lobbying against a certain proposed law. What makes compliance issues intellectually stimulating is speculating about the implications of a regulation. New York University School of Law has started a blog focused solely on the field of compliance. It's called "Compliance & Enforcement."
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 27, 2019
On that massive underground maze - the New York City subway - there is a regulation. Some speculate that particular regulation was intended to discourage riders from bringing along large dogs. It is that dogs brought on the trains must be contained in a carrier. Whatever. Well, dog parents have gotten creative and Instagram has taken notice. Dogs, of all breeds and sizes, are coming aboard in containers ranging from shopping totes to suitcases.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 8, 2019
Thanks to his vote, as reports The Guardian: "The US supreme court is stopping Louisiana from enforcing new regulations on abortion clinics, in a test of the conservative court's views on abortion rights." The four other conservatives on the court such as Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh would have permitted the new regulations to be legal. Social media, such as Twitter, buzzed with amazement at and praise for SCOTUS chief justice John Roberts' objectivity.
PowerPoint Tips
JULY 22, 2013
Perhaps employees are not following regulations and so you set up a presentation to show them why the regulations are important and the consequences of not following them. You want to persuade these employees to follow all of the regulations. As presenters, we play various roles. It all depends on the situation. Who gave you the assignment to present. What the goal is. Who the audience is.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 13, 2018
That was primarily triggered by South Korea's regulations. As Eli Meixler reports in Fortune , the nation's leaders are considering creating a licensing system which would regulate its cryptocurrency exchanges. Essentially, the licensing system, explains Meixler: " imposes detailed reporting regulations and a minimum capital requirement, limiting the number of firms and currencies that qualify.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 8, 2016
"Five PR agencies filed suit against the New York State Joint Commission on Public Ethics on Tuesday morning, seeking a temporary restraining order blocking the body from enacting regulations that would reclassify public affairs professionals as lobbyists." If New York has these regulations, other states could adopt them.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 17, 2018
So, it should have been expected that the perceived value of bitcoin would plummet as the world embraced that it as well as other cryptocurrencies would be regulated. Part of the terror about regulation was kicked off by indications in China, Japan, and South Korea about getting serious about creating and imposing regulations. It's downright primitive. Fear of the unknown is the most terrifying form of angst.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
FEBRUARY 8, 2018
there could be regulations which are game-changers. SEC head Jay Clayton indicated that he considered Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) securities and would regulate them as such. Throughout the history of capitalism, the threat of new regulations could spook investors. The gleeful meme about cryptocurrencies is that they are the newest way investors could lose everything. And in the future.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
AUGUST 13, 2020
Uber has the resources to play a long game in public outreach and in terms of litigation and regulations. In California, Uber has not been doing so hot. The latest ruling reclassifies Uber's gig workers as employees. But that's on hold as Uber appeals.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 7, 2018
It has long been known in the cryptocurrency market that the future will be determined by regulations around the world. They're the ones advocating regulations for themselves. "Some of Europe's largest digital-coin brokers, who would be saddled with the new rules, are actually asking for them in a bid to clear the air and shake off perceptions they help criminals transfer money." " - Todd White, Bloomberg, May 7, 2018. Here is the article.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 16, 2019
Schuster contends that tables games and the slot machines withhold funds from winners and violate state gaming regulations. According to state regulations 6-5 can be legal only when certain terms and conditions are made that ensure a level playing field. In its first week the new Everett, MA casino Encore Boston Harbor made $16.79 million. Annually, it estimates it will earn revenue of $800 million. That's a nice economic story for the Boston Metro area.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 2, 2018
" What could be spooking traders is that the threat of regulation hovers over the now-wild west territory of cryptocurrency. Of course, regulations will change the game. As an investment and a possible platform for everyday financial transactions, bitcoin may become solid. But, what's currently in play is its brand as the shiny new toy everyone who's anyone should own. That is, its popularity is in the decline, at least for the current time.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
APRIL 28, 2020
COVID-19, not international, national, and local regulation, could be the beginning of the end of Uber. Depending on who is doing the counting, Uber's core business - ride-hailing - is down 80% to 94%. With shelter-in-place standard in so many locations, folks aren't using Uber much. The company, reports BusinessInsider , is considering a variety of options for weathering the COVID-19 realities and uncertainties. One is laying off 5,400 workers or 20% of its workforce.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 12, 2017
Some contend that cryptocurrency couldn't and shouldn't be regulated. However, he also predicted that digital currencies will be monitored and regulated as have traditional currencies. SEC head Jay Clayton does not agree. This week he issued a 2,300 word guidance on how investors and Wall Street should approach and manage digital currencies. Here is a copy of that document. Essentially, Clayton said: Use extreme caution. Ask questions.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 1, 2020
Recently he issued rules regulating both vendors and those inside the Vatican doing the purchasing. "The Vatican published new procurement rules intended to prevent corruption …" - Francis X. Roca, The Wall Street Journal , June 1, 2020. With increasing scrutiny on all aspects of how the Roman Catholic Church operates, its leader - Pope Francis - has evolved into a kind of Chief Compliance Officer.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 14, 2017
Since there is little regulation globally, this kind of scam is not illegal. Part of the solution could be to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges and markets. It's a $200 billion market. And essentially unregulated, just as early internet activities had been. That's where cryptocurrency stands. So, no surprise, members of the business media are reporting the wild fluctuations in the investment value of various cryptocurrencies.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 13, 2016
This will earn it plenty of branding points with all its constituencies, ranging from riders to regulators. The weather is hot. With more hot to come. The city is on edge. And then the MTA power goes off. That delays subways for all lines. Even after the power got back on the subway system was still running slow. Uber moved in. It offered $5 UberPool rides anywhere in New York City. Here is the coverage in the New York Post. Branding Current Affairs Personal Musings Politics Travel
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 13, 2017
Increasingly, regulators in Europe and the U.S. If sexual harassment is proved, that could push open the door for regulators to check out what else might be going on. The "verdict" is in: Sexual harassment of females has been standard in the U.S. entertainment industry. The latest development in that is that head of Amazon Studios-Roy Price-has been put on immediate leave. The allegation, you got it, is sexual harassment. Here are the details.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 10, 2017
After all, Trumpism advocates blowing up unnecessary regulation. And regulation not only impedes small business. The conservative Drudge Report links the boom in optimism among small businesses to Trumpism. The Drudge Report may be on he money. Compliance is expensive. "Small business" is officially defined as an enterprise with no more than 500 employees. So how does this confidence surge look?
Kuhnke Communication
MAY 10, 2011
Building on Birdwhistell’s work, Professor Paul Ekman and his colleague Wallace V Friesen classified kinesics into five categories: emblems, illustrations, affective displays, regulators and adaptors. Regulators. Regulators – body movements that control, adjust, and sustain the flow of a conversation – are frequently relied on to feedback how much of the message the listener has understood.
SlideModel
JULY 23, 2020
There are also other external project stakeholders, less often identified as such public agencies when projects involve current legislation or regulations, customers of the client company who stand to benefit, outside groups/organizations that may support or oppose the project.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 7, 2018
Eventually regulations will be put in-place. So, no surprise, when there is a new regulation enacted or threatened anywhere around the world, the price of crypto can drop. Until Cryptoland is regulated, reports Romain Dillet in TechCrunch , the SEC warns investors to be cautious. Much of CryptoLand is a Wild Wild West. Not that such chaos is all bad. Lots of wealth is being built. But also plenty of fraud is occurring. That will change a lot.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MAY 26, 2020
No matter what party wins the election there is expected to be a surge in federal and/or state regulations. "Corporate compliance departments are finding themselves in the crosshairs of corporate cost-cutters …" - Kristin Broughton, The Wall Street Journal , May 25, 2020.
Matt Eventoff
JANUARY 22, 2013
Who reaches out to Regulators? An unfortunate reality of life is that crises occur, and they often occur when we least expect it. Few organizations are hit with a crisis situation on a Tuesday afternoon at 2pm when things are a bit slow and all hands are on deck. So what are some steps your organization can take to prepare today? 1) Start planning now. Plan and prepare before you need to. What are your organizational themes when you are not in crisis mode? Identify your key messages.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 14, 2016
regulators, the company now faces at least eight other lawsuits filed in federal courts in California and Arizona by patients who claim that faulty blood tests led to heart attacks or other issues. Regulators have banned Holmes from being in that industry. After being sanctioned by U.S. It's also facing fraud claims in state court in Delaware from one of its investors [Partner Fund Management]." " - Bloomberg, October 14, 2016. Here is the article.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
MARCH 29, 2018
Uber and Lyft, which aren't subject to the same regulations, are eating not only their lunch but also their investment in taxi medallions. Those old-line regulations dictate the amount of fares and the number of vehicles. Suicide seems like a solution when you can't pay your bills. And there seems to be no exit ramp from the financial troubles. After all, America is the global headquarters for capitalism.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JULY 17, 2019
The contention is that she and the startup's number-two Sunny Balwani deliberately misled investors, regulators, and the public about a technology which didn't exist. Regulators, media, the stock market, consumers, and the public globally could have turned on it. Steve Jobs wannabe Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is still in black. Only at the pre-trial court hearing it wasn't the signature black turtleneck. It was a basic black dress and black blazer.
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