The IPS report suggests several additional legal reforms in addition to encouraging narrower CEO-worker pay gaps such as bolstering accountability to shareholders and extending accountability to broader stakeholder groups.
And this of course only applies to one slice of online commerce and search, but by giving practical experience in monitoring one sector, it will provide insight and a model for how to extend accountability across the whole Internet commercial search environment.
* Accountability, Transparency, and Reform: Holding institutions accountable for providing high-quality, affordable educations by extending broad accountability metrics to all colleges.
Jody Freeman, Extending Public Accountability Through Privatization: From Public Law to Publicization, in Public Accountability: Designs, Dilemmas and Experiences 83 (Michael L. Dowdle, ed., Cambridge Univ. Press, 2006).
"Social media is playing an increasing role in British politics and this denies us an opportunity to extend proper accountability to social platforms.
The party will also press to extend the accountability approach to college campuses when the Higher Education Act comes up for review next year, said David Schnittger, an aide to Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, who is chairman of the House education committee.
Companies farther along can extend the accountability of action down to the front line.
As such, it involves extending the accountability of organizations (particularly) companies; beyond the traditional role of providing a financial account to the owners of capital, in particular to shareholders.
The worst harm was inflicted as Duncan's RTTT and NCLB waivers extended bubble-in accountability to every educator.
This accountability extended to ensuring that those in leadership positions were in fact committed to its implementation.
