Word: shifts
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...media marketing trends that, he says, have "fundamentally changed the dynamic of running and growing an organization." Some of the trends, like outsourcing and the Long Tail, are old news. Others, like "the need for an authentic story as the number of sources increases" and "the shift from 'how many' to 'who,'" are fresh and helpful...
...Interpol is demanding more attention and getting it, thanks to a dramatic shift in its scope engineered by Interpol secretary-general Ronald K. Noble. The former Under Secretary for Enforcement at the U.S. Treasury - where he oversaw the Secret Service and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms - Noble arrived in Lyons in 2000 as the first non-European ever to head Interpol. His appointment through a vote by all member countries came after fierce lobbying by both Noble and U.S. officials, who were keen to end Europe's grip on Interpol's leadership. Noble came with one driving mission...
...said Dash. Reverend Eugene F. Rivers III ’83, a Boston-area pastor and co-founder of the National Ten-Point Coalition, agreed with Dash, saying that consumers are moving away from buying violent rap music. “There has been a shift in the consumer market that cannot be denied,” he said, adding that consumers are now more likely to buy an album made by Kayne West than 50 Cent. Dash also said that critics over-emphasize the negative aspects of the music while downplaying its positive impact on the black community, such...
...Florida, and California. All three of these states all have laws against using race as a factor to determine admissions. The study looked at the years since these states ended affirmative action and found that black, Hispanic and white enrollments have declined, while Asian American enrollment has increased . This shift suggests that Asian Americans compete better when affirmative action does not enter into admission decisions...
...which trailed by as many as 27 in the first half, came out a different team in the second. In the first 10 minutes following the break, the Lions slowly chipped away at the Crimson lead. Harvard was uncharacteristically troubled by the Columbia press, and the momentum began to shift the home team’s way. The Crimson gave up 18 second-half points off turnovers. The Lions were also helped in the comeback bid by 21 second-half free throw attempts—16 of which they made. Columbia got to the line only five times...