Government effect on media: how banks got better coverage during the financial crisis
Financial crisis media coverage of big banks was less critical when those banks received bailouts, as the press saw this as a sign of social acceptability, says study from Cambridge Judge Business School. The influence of the media’s watchdog role…
Hospital IT spending
Hospital investment in IT staff only raises the volume of news coverage, but investment in IT equipment improves the tenor of media coverage and boosts the hospital’s reputation, says a new study co-authored by Professor Michael Barrett of Cambridge Judge…
Strategising around risk for business and economies
MBA students' contributions to the annual Cambridge-McKinsey Risk Prize provide valuable learning. Cambridge MBA students enthusiastically take part in the annual Cambridge-McKinsey Risk Prize, which they see as a valuable opportunity to zone in on areas of interest and apply…
Business Review Europe: CEOs? Publish and be damned!
More news about a company's chief executive - positive and not - is good news when it comes to the firm's valuation, according to a study at Cambridge Judge Business School. "The study shows that, in the long term, if…
Hollywood and the MBA
Brett Granstaff, Cambridge MBA 2012, talks about film, financing and Cambridge. Brett Granstaff, Cambridge MBA 2012, spoke on 8 May to students in the MPhil in Management programme at Cambridge Judge, directed by Allègre Hadida, University Senior Lecturer in Strategy.…
How technology has changed the game of creative production and consumption
Allègre Hadida hosted the Entertainment Master Class (EMC) at Cambridge Judge Business School earlier this year. Founded in 2008, the EMC is now established at Cambridge Judge as a peer-to-peer executive training academy for the television industry, and aspires to be…
What happens in Cambridge … influencing creative industries management around the world
Google, YouTube, NBC Universal, National Theatre, National Trust, Art Finder, Saatchi & Saatchi - all homes to Cambridge MBA alumni who were prepared for a career in the global creative, arts and media industry by an unusual concentration of courses…
What can the entertainment industry and business schools learn from each other?
Dr Allègre Hadida, University Lecturer in Strategy at Cambridge Judge, talks about the Entertainment Masterclass to be held in Cambridge in January 2014 and what business schools can learn from the entertainment industry. An interview with Conrad Chua, Head of…
The perception of ‘performance’
Dr Hadida gets creative at a round table discussion to take place on 2 May Dr Allègre Hadida, from Cambridge Judge Business School, will be taking part in a Round Table discussion entitled 'Performance and its Contexts: Disciplinary Perspectives' this…
John Witherow, The Sunday Times: A sign of the times
Not since Gutenburg invented the printing press in the 1450s has the world experienced such a defining shift in how people communicate with one another. The first book to ever be printed was the Bible in Latin, and now six…
