“You Can Stream TV, Films Without Paying,” The Wall Street Journal, February 4, 2019 B4. Ways to get many TV shows and movies for free, with ads.
What is your information worth if people can see it for free (or for the price of watching some ads)?
By Christian Liipfert
These are comments on selected news articles, looking at the intersection and interplay of information, governance, and compliance. I started this in August 2013 for a class I was teaching at Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business on an introduction to information governance and information management.
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infogovnuggets · Information Governance and Management nuggets in the news, by Christian Liipfert
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