Posted by core jr | 12 Aug 2010
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As part of Eastman Innovation Lab's ongoing series, Richard Seymour speaks about communication, push media, and transparency. Very short. And very powerful.
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Comments
As ever Richard Seymour tells it like it is and as ever is spot on
profound words indeed !!
Global village indeed. It's a great message of hope really. Just imagine if everyone told the truth and focused on creating value because there was no profit in doing things any other way.