FIFA Corruption Scandal Report

For my blog project, I have been focusing on the FIFA corruption scandal that started in 2010 during the World Cup in Africa. When I was researching blogs, many blogs were viewable however, most of the ones I clicked on were only the main post, they had never received any responses. I luckily found three blogs after a while of searching. The only downside is that the comments and posts on these blogs were not current for 2016. Many of the comments were posted roughly around the exact same time, there was not a lot of flexibility in dates of the posted material. Once I found these blogs, I checked them once a day for about a week. They didn’t change at all. There were never any new posts or comments within them. One of the blogs was posted by the common known website, BBC News. The other two were posted by websites I never really heard of one being called the “Internal Auditor” and the other being called “The World”
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This blog, written by Richard Chamber was more informative on prevention of such bribery or corruption in large corporations like FIFA. As suggested by the title this blog focuses on internal audits in prevention of fraud or bribery in situations such as ones like FIFA. Chambers uses the FIFA scandal to basically describe the process of performing an internal audit. He breaks it down into the 5 functions and after describing a factor of the FIFA situation, he then goes to give a brief lesson on what is learned from the example. Chambers blog was the shortest of the three blogs I reviewed. It was another black and white color scheme with black, professional font. He did not incorporate any pictures within his blog. I did also think his blog was effective. The way he broke down different issues in FIFA, and then created lessons that emphasize the importance of preventing acts of fraud like