DR: Someone once said to me that Second Life's biggest strength is also its biggest weakness, and that's Linden Lab's libertarian hands-off governance of in-world activity.
"Hopefully we can get the fans and let them engage with the process as well because what we are doing in the foundations of the game - distribution, governance, play-offs, more meaningful games, a pyramid - those are the key things". .
For them to make sense for shareholders, the corporate-governance pay-off must be tangible.The jury is out on Sprint.
Here, a collaborative landscape governance process started off with low levels of trust between farmers and regional governments, as a result of previous processes.
Investors unimpressed by Hewlett-Packard's dysfunctional governance have sold off shares, leaving the tech company vulnerable to a bid.
This is exactly the kind of revolving-door synergy between corporate power and governance that turns off Americans left, right and, yes, center.
The Sarbanes-Oxley legislation, passed after the collapse of Enron in order to stiffen up corporate governance, has put off foreign companies from listing there.
The World Bank's country manager for Papua New Guinea, Laura Bailey, has linked the corruption problem with resource development, saying poor governance is feeding off the mining sector, in particular.
The answer is no, but it will take 10 years or more of disciplined public policy and enlightened governance to get off the Wall Street treadmill.
With key national elections nearing in this ethnically divided country, some of the Western nations that oversee Bosnia's governance have put off trying to accelerate the pace of political reform for fear of inflaming nationalist sentiment and inadvertently promoting a victory by opponents of ethnic reintegration, senior U.S. officials said here Monday.
