The NBA and the Hong Kong Protests : managing reputation in a multipolar world / Nathaniel Brown, Eric Thomas, Christopher Udall.
In October 2019, Houston Rockets General Manager tweeted in support of the Hong Kong Protests. The tweet was met with outrage by the Chinese government and many Chinese fans. After calling the tweet "regrettable" the NBA then found itself under fire in the United States for seeming to have...
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| Summary: | In October 2019, Houston Rockets General Manager tweeted in support of the Hong Kong Protests. The tweet was met with outrage by the Chinese government and many Chinese fans. After calling the tweet "regrettable" the NBA then found itself under fire in the United States for seeming to have bowed to Chinese censorship demands. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver must now decide how to balance the league's business interests in the Chinese market with support for free expression. |
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| Item Description: | Originally Published InBrown, N., Thomas, E. & Udall, C. (2020). The NBA and the Hong Kong Protests: Managing Reputation in a Multipolar World. 20-01. Notre Dame, IN: The Eugene D. Fanning Center for Business Communication, Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame. |
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| ISBN: | 9781529780543 1529780543 |
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