Unit 6: Profit first?

Pages 106-107
Pages 108-109
Pages 110-111
Pages 114-115
Pages 118-119
Pages 120-121


 

 

Pages 106-107 - Outline
 
  Google: good or evil?
Google: Jobs
(US) • For people who want to work for Google. Take a look at the "Life at Google" section to see what workers are allowed to do.
Google.org (US) • "The philanthropic arm of Google". 
  Audio: Banker to the poor
Nobel 2006
• A special feature on Yunus and Grameen Bank, with video and audio interviews.
Grameen Bank • "Banking for the poor". Official site. 
   

 

Pages 108-109 - Text 1: Big Box Mart
 
Jib Jab
  JibJab • The Spiridellis brothers' website. Check out the "Originals" section to watch their own animations.
 + See Issue to get more information on supermarkets and outsourcing.
   

 

 

 

Pages 110-111 - Text 2: A rock star with a cause
 
Bono & charity
  Bono. Visit U2's website, or Bono's DATA site, or read Bono's biography on Wikipedia.
  Developing countries' debt • A Wikipedia article about the unfair debt of Third World countries.
 

 

 

Pages 114-115 - Text 3: The new drug
 
AIDS & Africa
  AIDS awareness. You will find loads of information on AIDS.gov, a US government site, and on avert.org, the site for a UK-based international charity.
  AIDS in Africa. Visit AVERT's African section, read the latest news about AIDS in Africa, or read this special Wikipedia article about the subject.
  World AIDS Campaign • The organisation behind World AIDS Day.
 

 

 

 

Pages 118-119 - Issue: Should they relocate?
 
Wal-Mart official sites
  Walmart.com • The main site. Browse through its pages to see what they sell.
  Walmartfacts.com • The public relations site created by Wal-Mart to improve their image.
 
Anti Wal-Mart sites
  Walmartwatch.com • The people who criticise Wal-Mart
  Wal Mart Movie • A film against Wal-mart's policies.
 

 

 

 

 

Pages 120- 121 - Extra text: The auction
 
The author & his works
  Thomas Hardy • The Wikipedia article about Hardy.
  Hardy's works. If you want to read some extracts from Hardy's books, you can visit the Literature Network or Mark Simons's site.