BBC director general’s first responses to the green paper have attempted to put the corporation on the same side as the governmentOn Larry Pages return to running Google four years ago,one of the most thought-provoking explanations described the co-founder as a wartime tactician best placed to lead the company into the coming battle with social media rivals. After Tony corridor’s second speech in as many weeks, it seems as honorable a time as any to seek information from whether the director general of the BBC is a wartime general or a peacetime chief executive.
In his analysis of the Google accelerate, and Silicon Valley investor Ben Horowitz divided corporate leaders into two camps; those happier focusing on expansion and making people feel honorable about themselves who tend to excel in times of plenty,and those who relish the challenge of war be it with competitors or change.
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Source: theguardian.com