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Faculty in the Media
Market Watch referenced research into staggered boards by Dean Martijn Cremers in an article about the value in combining CEO and chairman roles.
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The William P. and Hazel B. White Center Chair of Technology Ethics Kirsten Martin spoke with podcast host Ted Fox to discuss how people view the use of their personal data, how consumers can protect their data and why government oversight might be too costly.
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Marketing professor Mitchell Olsen at University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business said in a South Bend Tribune piece that the closure trend nationwide is comparable to what we are seeing locally.
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Finance professor Gianna Bern was featured on Poets & Quants' list of Favorite Professors Of The Executive MBA Class of 2020.
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Research into subjective reality by management professor Brittany Solomon was covered by Inverse in an article about how accurately people perceive themselves and others.
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A tweet by cybersecurity expert and professor of IT, Analytics and Operations Mike Chapple was promoted in a Washington Post story.
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Kirsten Martin, a technology ethics professor at the University of Notre Dame, was quoted in a Bloomberg piece about controversial app TikTok.
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The vast collection of the personal information of Americans by data brokers and others is a major problem, but not necessarily a national security problem, said Kirsten Martin, University of Notre Dame professor of IT, Analytics & Operations in a USA Today piece.
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Kirsten Martin, professor of technology ethics at the University of Notre Dame, said in an NPR piece that the Trump administration's enforcement action will not do much to address any national security concerns White House officials have with the Beijing-owned TikTok.
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In a summer when Notre Dame announced that its MBA applications are on the upswing, perhaps the best news is the long-awaited launch — however stunted by the ongoing health crisis — of Frontlines in America, an expansion of Mendoza College of Business' signature program.