Recently, France has begun to revive a business model that thrived in the 19th century: a collective or blanket license that, by adding a fee to Internet connections, would allow the convenient downloading of copyrighted music and divide the money to compensate producers and artists.
Though neither Ennahda nor Nidaa Tounes managed to communicate clear policy platforms to address Tunisia's thorniest challenges – namely economic growth, security sector reform, and judicial reform – Nidaa benefited from disappointment in Ennahda's post-revolutionary governance, reviving a Bourguibist model of enlightened technocratic management.
In light of these employment statistics, the Internet retail market has revived a classic model for entrepreneurialism: Moonlighting.
How do we revive a more enlightened corporate model?
The Cumbrian town of Cockermouth has been a model of how to revive a community following a disaster.
Britain built around 110,000 new homes last year, far short of the quarter of a million needed.Now a new award has revived an old model for solving at least some of these problems.
But she warned against focusing too narrowly on academic results, saying the model had done wonders to revive a struggling school system.
When automakers want to revive a troubled car line, they often build a "halo" car, an exciting model to get lots of press and lure buyers into showrooms.
It is performed either to revive a machine/component or to prevent it from breaking down.
Yet now, in a time of heightened sensitivity over stereotypes, years after ethnic, racial and gender labeling has been largely erased from sports teams, products and services, Jeep is reviving an American Indian model name.
