Think about Mark McInnes and Tiger Woods, then look at how you behave at work. Could you be next in the firing line?

Could short-term thinking be wrecking our future? Miriam Lyons gives her thoughts, fresh back fro the 2020 Summit,

John Brogden says we should push up the level of GST to replace existing differential state taxes that distort behaviour and deliver no benefit to the economy.

A fun conversation with Scott Stratten that serves as a useful set of guidelines for those starting out on Twitter, and it might bring some home truths to those who use it regularly.

Joshua Gans says part of Kevin Rudd’s problem was that he didn’t listen to academics and suggests that a little more private debate before launching policies might have avoided the unfavourable responses to some well meaning endeavours.

Brian Solis says every department in your business that has external interactions will need to use social media to communicate with their respective communities.

 Tim Sanders says we are going through a responsibility revolution, where the motivation for a company is not just about selling stuff, it’s also about making the world a better place.

Dalton Conley says we’re really engaging in “weisure” — a cross between work and leisure that is consuming more and more of our time.