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![[Audio] Episode 312 — Eddie Green, CEO SnippetSentry, on Communications Preservation Risks](https://www.distinguished-mag.com/storage/2023/01/Z-90-scaled.jpg "[Audio] Episode 312 — Eddie Green, CEO SnippetSentry, on Communications Preservation Risks")
[Audio] Episode 312 — Eddie Green, CEO SnippetSentry, on Communications Preservation Risks
Companies have a vested interest in preserving internal communications for a variety of reasons — to hold actors accountable and to protect the organization from potential private and government claims or investigations that may have serious direct or collateral consequences. Companies that want to use ephemeral messaging systems can do so, but they have to…
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Israel Finds a Lifeline in the U.A.E. as Its Ties to Arab Countries Fray
The United Arab Emirates has maintained its links to Israel throughout the war in Gaza, but the relationship, built on a U.S.-brokered deal, is under pressure as anger against Israel grows.
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Photo of Catherine, Prince of Wales, Manipulated, News Agencies Say
Kensington Palace released a Mother’s Day photo of Catherine, Princess of Wales, to showcase her health, but news agencies later said it had been manipulated.
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‘It’s a Way of Life’: Women Make Their Mark in the Ukrainian Army
As Ukraine struggles against Russian assaults and its losses mount, there has been a surge of women enlisting, and they are increasingly volunteering for combat roles.
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China’s Growth Slows but Xi Jinping Keeps to His Vision
China’s leader, Xi Jinping, believes his vision for technological dominance will keep powering the country’s ascent while the West recedes.
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The Colombian Town That Gabriel García Márquez’s Legacy Helped Transform
The legacy of the global literary titan and Colombia’s most famous author has helped transform the small mountain town of Aracataca, where he was born.
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Klimt Landscape Show Is More, and Less, Than Expected
An engrossing exhibition at the Neue Galerie in Manhattan offers a small number of these fabled lush paintings but plenty of other treasures.
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SXSW Film Festival 2024: Babes, My Dead Friend Zoe, Y2K
The first full day of features at the Paramount (after Opening night premieres of “Road House” and Netflix’s “3 Body Problem—and an AM preview of new episodes of “Hacks”) felt like a purposeful attempt by the programmers to offer escape. Sure, one of the films centers some very serious themes, but all three movies want…
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True/False 2024: Coming Home Again
True/False is a rare gem. As a critic based in Chicago—whether it’s Cannes, Karlovy Vary, Sundance, SXSW, NYFF, or TIFF—I’m always venturing out of the Midwest to a festival in another region or another country. But no matter who I’ve asked: programmers, critics, publicists, or filmmakers—True/False has always been described as a kind of Eden…
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True/False 2024: Ibelin, Alien Island, Yintah
Usually, I make it a rule to not rewatch films at festivals; When my time on the ground is so limited, I would rather discover a new title rather than re-explore (in fact, the only time I’ve ever rewatched any film at a festival was with “Dolemite is My Name” at TIFF). True/False, however, offered…
