During the myFutureNC conference last week, a video was shown that illustrated the leaky education-to-workforce pipeline. Anthony Jackson, superintendent of Chatham County schools, appeared in the video with 100 of his students, meant to represent 100 North Carolina 9th graders. As he recited some numbers, students started walking out of the video. He started with 100. […]
Networks have been paying top dollar for sports programming. Salaries and expenses at all levels of sports have gone up accordingly. And yet, the source of all this money was the humble cable customer. Millennials increasingly are making the music stop. The whole business model of cable sports was predicated on captive cable customers. The
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