The ethics behind blowing the whistle
By Steve Mintz on February 3, 2012 Is it right to spy on an employer and violate one’s confidentiality obligation in order to be financially rewarded for blowing the whistle on corporate wrongdoing? This is an important question from an ethical perspective in light of the greater acceptance by society of those who blow the Read More →
Op/ed: Cyber crimes and data breaches are not just the problems of big companies
Small-business owners are facing a growing number of hurdles in protecting their companies from cyber attacks.
A peek into the future: Super-smart devices that blend into your life seamlessly
The theme from the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas: User-friendly smart gadgets that make connectivity easy.
Op/ed: What we can all agree on — Health care is broken
The U.S. Supreme Court soon will hear arguments about the legality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, better known as health care reform.
Op/ed: Putting water wars to rest means all Californians win
Hopefully, the water wars of the past will fade in memory with the realization that the California water system sustains our state’s economy and quality of life.
Op/ed: Local business, political leaders agree on job creation goals
The Job Creation Day participants included leaders and experts in business, economic development, housing, labor and education from San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura counties.
Op/ed: College campuses crying out for leadership from their presidents
When is the last time a campus president spoke out on immigration, income equality, joblessness, health care or climate control?
