Slide 1- Title page consisting of your name, MGT-516 class, and then Extra Credit Mini CaseSlide 2- in 5-7 two line bullet points summarize the main points of the articleSlide 3-in 5-7 two line bullet points give your analysis of what Wells Fargo management has done badly in handling this situation.Slide 4-5- give recommendations on what Wells Fargo management should do-write points on what Wells Fargo should do to repair relations with customers, regulators and employees.Slide 6-Next steps-detail three things Wells Fargo should do immediately in next two weeks to begin the repair or rebuilding process.

The author of our text has compiled the end-of-month August 2020, reflection of the data visualization field which includes various developments from infographics, articles and learnings. Please use the link provided to review the results. After reviewing these, select one and provide a summary of the item and how you could apply the approach and/or visualization in a future project at work or in a class or any future objective. Include why you selected this particular item. The work submitted must be a Word document, 3 pages of content not including the cover page, abstract, introduction, conclusion nor reference. All sources must be included on the reference page. Use your own wording for the work submitted. https://www.visualisingdata.com/2020/11/best-of-the-visualisation-web-august-2020/The submission will be a Word Document, double-spaced, margins are normal, easy-to-read consistent font family (size no larger than 12). The cover page should contain the following: Title, Student’s name, University’s name, Course name, Course number, Professor’s name, and Date. APA formatting.

Book Review Instructions As part of the course requirements, you are to write a review of the following book: Susan Crawford. Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in the New Gilded Age, New Haven: Yale University Press, 2013, 368 pages. ISBN: 978030015312. Book Update: Comcast announced on April 26, 2015 that it had dropped its plans to acquire Time-Warner. Ms. Crawford’s book is widely credited with generating opposition to the proposed merger among members of the public, politicians, and telecommunications regulators. The book review should be a minimum of 6 pages and is to be typed (double spaced) and checked for proper grammar and spelling. Here are some general instructions: The introductory segment should describe the subject matter of the book. What are the issues under examination in this book? What is the author trying to accomplish? The review should present a coherent and succinct summary of the author’s main arguments. Be sure to explain the principle of “common carriage” and the historical importance of common carriage obligations in transportation, local telephone, and utility services. Should society impose common carriage obligations on monopolistic suppliers of broadband data services? Why or why not? Summarize Crawford’s view on this question. A key issue concerns the upstream vertical integration of broadband cable distribution giants like Comcast into programming or content development. Is what sense was the Comcast-NBC Universal merger a vertical merger? How is this merger anticompetitive, in Crawford’s view? After reading Crawford’s book, do you have any views on the proposed merger of Comcast and Time Warner (Time Warner is currently the nation’s number 2 supplier of high speed cable services, and also a large cable content provider)? The final segment of the review should summarize your overall impression of the book. Do you think this is an important book? Has your thinking changed after reading this book? Would you recommend this book to others?