Darticles no. 3

Please, take a seat
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CSR Superstar
George Clooney or Paris Hilton – who would you rather be? They’re both, as Paris would delicately put it, “hot.” But allow me to indelicately assume that most of us would rather be George the Oscar nominee, having his pick of primo projects while thumbing an adoring Esquire magazine cover story.

Is accessibility not trendy enough?
Target has been charged with violating the American Disabilities Act by not developing their website to be 508 compliant – accessible to all. The lawsuit claims that people who are visually impaired cannot navigate Target’s web site with the same ease as someone without impairment.

No One Likes a Poser: How to Communicate CSR with Integrity
Authenticity. This one word sums up what you need to know and do to successfully integrate corporate social responsibility into your communications. Consider that your organization’s brand is comprised of what you say, what you do and how you do it. Your brand is the perception of your organization.