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• OKX today announced the addition of Polyhedra Network 's ZK token on OKX Jumpstart , which gives eligible users the opportunity to discover new, high-quality blockchain projects.
• In marking this new addition, users who stake ETH or BTC via OKX Jumpstart Mining from March 15, 2024 at 6:00 AM (UTC) will have the opportunity to mine ZK tokens as a reward.
• Polyhedra Network offers cross-chain solutions for both Layer 1s and Layer 2s through the use of zkBridge.
• zkBridge technology not only ensures robust security without external assumptions, but also lowers the costs of on-chain verification.

• There are six ways to enter and all the entry details of the Gleam-hosted giveaway are available on the Bitcoin Minetrix website .
• "There's a mining war going on and Bitcoin Minetrix helps to decentralize hash power… this could be great," says the channel host.
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  In effect, Bitcoin Minetrix has come up with a way to redistribute mining profits from corporate entities to retail investors.
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• TORONTO, Sept. 6, 2023 /CNW/ - The Canadian Journalism Foundation's (CJF) popular J-Talks Live kicks off the 2023/24 season on September 20 (1 p.m. EDT) with an exploration of the Online News Act's impact on journalism and Canadian democracy.
• The CJF presents Bill C-18: What's at Stake for Journalism and Canadian Democracy, a J-Talks Live event on September 20.
• "We stand at a pivotal juncture with the Online News Act reshaping news media relationships in the 21st century," says UBC journalism professor Mary Lynn Young, co-founder of The Conversation Canada.
• Bill C-18: What's at Stake for Journalism and Canadian Democracy?

• A reputation can be damaged by a single mistake, or after months or even years of bad behaviour.
• This presented a unique lens for understanding what causes people who are not inherently bad to make poor decisions.
• As I discuss in my recent book Reputations at Stake there are three main reasons why these inmates acted unethically.
• But the reality is that individual, organisational and societal factors all contribute to professional misconduct and reputation loss.

Rebuilding reputations

• There are many ways that the reputations of people and organisations can suffer in the eyes of those around them – whether that’s co-workers, family and friends or shareholders, employees and customers.
• For a person, this could include being reprimanded at work, being made redundant, or acting inappropriately.
• For organisations, it could be treating staff poorly, incentivising perverse behaviours or breaching codes of conduct.

Avoiding reputation loss

• It’s important to avoid thinking that reputation always requires proactive management – it should not be safeguarded at all costs.
• One way of thinking about reputation management is on a spectrum: on one end is passivity where you do not care about reputation.
• While reputation deserves our attention, it should not be the sole focus of our attention or safeguarded at all costs.
• Reputation is not only about our organisation, ourselves or our narrow set of stakeholders, but our wider responsibility to groups, societies and our planet.