Entrepreneurs are held in high esteem – they are seen as inspiring, dynamic, and bold. In the public&#39;s mind, entrepreneurs are visionaries like Steve Jobs, daring risk-takers like Richard Branson, and mavericks like Elon Musk. However, the fact of the matter is that these figures are far from representative of the average entrepreneur – who is of no interest to the mainstream media.
 
Join us in this episode to explore:
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 <li>Three rules by which the media swears;</li>
 <li>To what extent media practices distort perceptions;</li>
 <li>How media depicts entrepreneurs in contrast to executives;</li>
 <li>How media portrays women in entrepreneurship.</li>
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