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If you were ever wondering how much land mass had to be moved to produce that diamond engagement ring, this series of photos should help put things in... Via mrhill 
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Thanks to our connected world, now employees have become globalised, not just the companies they work for, writes Prof Lynda Gratton (BBC News - The globalisation of work - and people http://t.co/7YQSQ6Jvww)... Via Scott Langston, Tony Hall
Tony Hall's curator insight,
September 25, 2014 12:25 AM
This raises lots of issues. Perfect for the HL Geography core units on Globalisation & Time-Space Convergence.
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We all know we should recycle our electronics, but we don’t really know what happens after we drop them off at the e-waste centre. So filmmaker ... Via mrhill
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September 3, 2014 1:23 PM
Wow..talk about why Americans think they don't have a job..here is a job! Clean up and repair to recycle!...can the gov't NOT share and expand ideas of teamwork and jobs? |
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Tony Hall's curator insight,
November 30, 2014 9:40 PM
This is a very interesting article. I know it's about McDonalds and lots of people don't care for McDonalds. However, it is a good explanation of how TNCs go about adapting their products to fit in to a new market with a very different culture. This is a really good example to use to explain the differences between globalisation and glocalisation.
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The internet keeps a close eye on what companies like Apple, Samsung and Sony import out of Southeast Asia, since those components hint at products co... Via mrhill
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August 27, 2014 11:36 PM
Everytime two people play the same song at the same it is mapped on this website...... |
