Last week, Karl Rove ignored a subpoena and refused to testify before Congress, choosing instead to take a trip abroad. This morning, David Iglesias, one of the U.S....

While Congress is struggling to address plummeting home values and mortgage meltdowns, some members of Congress are facing another kind of housing crisis: Questions have...

I blogged back during the London Mayoral elections about Lib Dem candidate Brian Paddick using Twitter as a tool for a virtual Q&A session with the electorate. ...

In yesterday’s press conference, White House Press Secretary Dana Perino continued to downplay the long relationship between President Bush and his longtime...

May has been a crazy month and hopefully normal blogging service will resume shortly. But in the meantime I was thinking about some work we have been doing with one of...

In Egypt and elsewhere in the Muslim world, women suffering under oppressive leaders are starting to cry out for the right to choose.  A quote from an AP article...

There was a time when Cambodia was not even listed on Transparency International's Corruption Perception index. But Cambodia is more and more part of the world... In...

From the Chronicle -- an interesting power play for control over intellectual property: In what appears to be a new policy, the American Psychological Association will...

I found this article in Scientific American to be very engaging. It clearly shows the relationship between ethics and economics, and shows that how we approach climate...

Is full transparency always the smartest move? Crisis communications 101 teaches us that full disclosure of an 'issue' early and often is the best course for mitigating...

Tomorrow at 10 PDT I'll be speaking on (at?) an ALI-ABA teleseminar called Blogging as Client Development: Effective and Ethical. Moderating will be Bentley Tolk and...

The Comment I've received a lot of feedback on yesterday's blog entry.  The two most common questions are: Eric, why did you think that working on your Scrabble ...

    In response to Wielenberg's first argument, it seems perfectly reasonable for the Theist to assert two propositions.  The first being that it is...

   In Chapter Two of Value And Virtue In A Godless Universe, Erik Wielenberg introduces two theses that he believes implicitly support Divine Command...

AdLab has explored the question of tombstone advertising to a great extent, but never from the ethics angle. Apparently, the question has been resolved. Love the "report...

The AP by-polls were held to fill the vacancies created by the mass resignation of TRS members from their 4 LS and 16 Assembly seats, as also 2 assembly seats which fell...

Good interview on cnn with Bill Gates about how he says we need to "tweak" capitalism to work better for the poorest 2bn people in the world. another vid of...

Post of the day - 10 Totally Stupid Online Business Ideas That Made Someone RichThe human mind is a wonderful thing, capable of the most wonderful thought processes and...

Opaqueness was always going to be a problem in the blogosphere.  Seems the UK is moving to make it a crime: The rules make it an offense to blog, use brand...

For the 2nd time this year we've been a victim of a thief. This time a professional conman who appears to go from business to business running a somewhat elaborate scam....