Observations by Jonar Nader » Arabic Business

A roundup of legal challenges in 1995

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:51:39 +0000

This reports dates back to 1995, yet it seems that nothing has changed. This old report could well have been filed yesterday. Jonar give a technology roundup, discussing what’s new and what’s challenging society. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Jonar predicted the GFC in 2002

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:45:56 +0000

This interview went to air in 2002, when Jonar warned about the global financial crisis and Wall Street. Jonar explains corporate crime, insider trading, and malpractice. Why were people surprised about the GFC when? Listen to the predictions that all came true. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Smartcards and cashless transactions

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:39:41 +0000

Can we enter into a cashless society? Jonar speaks about the new smartcards being tested by the Australian Government. Will smartcards jeopardise our privacy when every transaction is recorded. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Consumer laws and marketers

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:33:28 +0000

How do consumer laws protect us? How to marketers sell hamburgers by attracting your kids to free toys. How will technology impose new challenges to marketers. What is the role of marketing and branding within the business environment? What you don’t have, you will want. What you do have, will seem inadequate. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Cybersquatting & trademarks in cyberspace

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:28:17 +0000

Cybersquatting and how it works, and why the laws are lagging in cyberspace. In this episode, Jonar also asks if it is fair that basic words can be trademarked? Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Branding to trick the ego

Jonar Nader — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:20:36 +0000

How are consumers easily influenced by celebrities to switch brands? Do the expensive advertising campaigns pay off? To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

How to attain market supremacy

Jonar Nader — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:55:09 +0000

After the global financial crisis, there will be winners and losers. What did the winners do? What are the differences between the winners and losers? Why does Jonar Nader object to super funds? Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Sharemarket madness and the GFC

Jonar Nader — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:43:23 +0000

Over ten years ago, Jonar warned about the global financial crisis (GFC). Here, he explains the lies and the fraud behind the share-market madness. What about the moral and ethical aspects of trading in shares? Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Is your boss monitoring your emails?

Jonar Nader — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:34:44 +0000

There is a new law that allows bosses to monitor your email. What about your internet usage? Did you know that special software programs can be used to monitor your emails automatically so that certain words can trigger special alerts to the security department. What about long-term archives that capture every email and every voice mail that your boss might one day use against you? What happens to your privacy? What can you do to protect yourself? Are bosses within their rights to monitor an employee’s activities? Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.