What makes Gores think he can revive a near-dead enterprise?
That alone should lay the sad, dead-inside enterprise of political talk shows for what they really are.
Movie adaptations of beloved sitcoms are a notorious minefield, full of tics and quirks that tend to kill the whole enterprise dead.
Set up by James Norris more than four years ago after he watched a video of comedian and presenter Bob Monkhouse posthumously starring in an advert for prostate cancer, social enterprise Dead Social enables people to schedule posts after they have passed away.
Most of the surviving band members still live there, but the presence of the Dead, as a commercial enterprise and cultural force, has diminished.
Mr. Seinfeld said, "I thought Dave was dead," and the entire enterprise fit seamlessly into the sharp, unsentimental tone that "Late Show" thrives on.
For he is decidedly on the side of free enterprise, and dead against charity as a long-term strategy for addressing the global imbalances between rich and poor.
With the continuing drip-drip of new revelations, with a board shamed by accusations that it is a mere rubber stamp, it's almost a certainty that Rupert Murdoch's dream of keeping News Corp. a family-run enterprise is dead.
Left Me for Dead encapsulates the whole enterprise: a brooding 50-piece orchestra rigorously helmed by Will Malone conjures up a Dante-esque vision of hell, while Dougan spits lyrics of extraordinary bile: "You searched through my mouth to check for gold teeth".
Well, so a lot of these companies you talk about now, like Workday and GitHub and Box, got formed and funded when everybody thought enterprise was dead.
Last year, in its second quarter survey, the two companies were in a dead heat for the enterprise market, tied at 44%.
