Minnesota Public Radio

Read CASE 14.1: Minnesota Public Radio

Answer the following questions:

Was Rivertown Trading a social enterprise under the various definitions summarized at the beginning of this chapter?
Which of the principal issues discussed in this chapter are reflected in the case of Minnesota Public Radio?
What does the case suggest about the best ways to structure the relationship between a nonprofit and its earned-income venture?
Do you think MPR’s commercial activities were consistent with its mission?
Did MPR’s commercial activities under Bill Kling create appearances that might have been inconsistent with the values of its stakeholders?
Please answer these questions in a 600-word minimum double-spaced, TimesNewRoman 12 pt. font. Word count does not include title or reference pages.Use APA formatting to cite and list your eText and at least one additional scholarly source for a total of at least 3 references. Please review your APA formatting here at http://berkeleycollege.libguides.com/APA (Links to an external site.)

Please note that your rough draft and final draft will be checked by Turnitin for similarity. It is essential to use your own words, carefully paraphrase, minimize quoting, and fully review the plagiarism policy before submitting. For similarity higher than 15%, it is possible that your paper will receive a 0 if plagiarism has occurred. It is not allowed to use word-for-word research from previous classes. Reusing substantial portions of your own work from a previous class is called self-plagiarism…
Definition of self-plagiarism:
The act of using part or all of an assignment you submitted in another course without permission from your current instructor or without citing your work correctly.
Scenarios in which you may reuse prior course work:
Scenario A: If you withdrew or received an F and are retaking the class you are allowed to reuse papers from that course. You must inform your instructor of your intent to reuse this paper before submitting.
Scenario B: If you want to use a small portion of a paper from a prior course that you feel would aid in communicating information in this current course, you must secure permission from me and cite your information according to the APA Style Guide. These requests are rarely approved, since each assignment is unique and designed to offer an opportunity for you to expand on your knowledge of the subject matter rather than recycle prior information.