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GOOD: Diamonds 101

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If you're planning on popping the question this year, you're probably in the market for some jewelry. And we realize you might be too busy crafting the perfect proposal to research the pedigree of your engagement ring. That's why we do the legwork for you in our latest video Transparency.
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Ricky Gervais as advocate for 46664
Actor Ricky Gervais shares a few bone-chilling statistics with t5m. The comedian makes no jokes in sharing his support for both World AIDS Day and Nelson Mandela’s 46664 charity. ‘In the time it takes for me to tell you this, at least 3 sub-Saharan African children have been orphaned due to AIDS.’ That means that by the time you finish reading this, almost ten children have lost the love of a parent, home, and way of life, many before the age of 14. This rate is shockingly high. With the right medication, people living with HIV/AIDS can live a normal life, remaining able to take care of children and loved ones. It’s in our hands.
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Salma Hayek for Mandela’s: It’s in our hands
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46664: Christian Slater says - It’s in our hands
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The Transition (James Allen Smith)
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Moving to a new town can be pretty hard. But if, like Comet Skateboards, one of the founding principles of your company is community engagement, making new friends is easy. Less than a year after relocating from Oakland, California to Ithaca, New York, Comet has settled right into this vibrant community, preaching their gospel of environmentally responsible skateboards and civic engagement. They’re not just a good business; they’re good neighbors. A GOOD Business video. LEARN MORE cometskateboards.com; bcorporation.net For more content from this Branded Channel, check out Babelgum’s GOOD
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McLibel
It was the biggest corporate disaster ever. Two penniless activists hauled McDonald's through the longest trial in English history, determined to defend their right to criticise the company. But that wasn't enough for the 'McLibel 2'. Next they took the British Government to court, arguing that the original trial was unfair because they were forced to defend themselves against the country's most expensive lawyers. Against all odds, they won! The UK's notorious libel laws will now have to be rewritten.
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