Richard Telofski

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Richard Telofski is a competitive strategy analyst. Specializing in anti-corporate activism, he examines the actions of "irregular competitors" (i.e., activists and NGOs) and how those organizations impact business from within online and offline media.

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Activists Attack The “Highly” Profitable Health Insurance Industry

As we watch the media during this current health care debate, we can see that health care reform activists and progressives are driving the debate with a recurring mantra: high-profit health insurance companies are evil. It’s a well-worn, yet still effective tactic, that of activists and NGOs painting the corporate ogre as a greedy, highly-profitable, [...]

Leftists and Big Business . . . Strange Bedfellows.

Activists and companies used to fight like cats and dogs. Apparently, that cliche can no longer be used as a rule.

Per a recent opinion column on FoxNews.com, groups traditionally seen as left-leaning are getting together with big business and government to hammer out environmental policy.

Hey. What happened to the rights of the voter and the [...]

From Market Street to Commune Street

Just a passing thought. Earlier today I rode down a newly created street in my town. The street is in a newly constructed town business center and is named “Market Street.”

Any time a street is named as such, it makes me think of what a great society this is; that people are given the opportunity [...]

Donated Ad Space for the Social Good?

In an article in today’s Ad Age Digital, Allison Mooney discusses the advent of ad networks dedicated to the “social good.”

She starts off her article by saying, “Now that President Obama has issued a call to arms for activism . . . “ Well, that’s not actually what the president is calling for.  What he [...]

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