How the National Geographic Society could create a new blueprint for journalism
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“We worried about pleasing a disproportionate audience,
but the process of selecting a tagline was much easier than we anticipated.”
— David Haslingden, National Geographic Channel global CEO
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Note to David Haslingden:
“Please all, and you will please none.”
— from Aesop’s The Man, The Boy, and The Donkey
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More than
440 people
want
John Fahey, CEO of NGS,
to break his virtual silence...
... and explain why our Society is:
• profiting from killing of endangered species
• self-censoring stories about China
• befriending autocratic thugs
• recruiting for India's army
• supporting a demagogue
• showcasing a profane provocateur
• losing itself in a virtual world
• fixating on Adolf Hitler
• marginalizing religion
• selling our Brand to a private equity fund
• letting News Corp ruin our good name
• and (unfortunately) much more.
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