Archive for January, 2009

[caption id="attachment_87" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Fifth "Flight Test" 787 Moves into Assembly"][/caption] Boeing said it has moved its fifth "flight test" 787 Dreamliner into  assembly today, signaling a steady

Vitrue just released its social media top 100. Apple grabbed spots 1, 3 and 7 with iPhone, Apple and iPod. No surprise, there. The list reads

When one leaves their job without another to replace it, the first thing many journalists do is look for tools that can keep their name in the public

After five decades, I have sworn off The Today Show. FOREVER! It's been a mushy feelgood variety show for years, but this morning's show was the final straw when

Maybe President Obama will work hard to get bring Republicans into the fold, but I don't have to. I was sickened when I heard The Big Stim (stimulus

Remember new and aspiring journalists, truth is still the mission. Which kind of reporter do you want to be? I could watch this video of my friend Dan

The American Society of Civil Engineers has issued a damning report card on America's infrastructure that looks an awful lot like my high school grades -  

"Johnnny, this is you," my friend  Steve exclaimed yeterday. It is me, but I was never a Facebook holdout. A year ago, I embraced Facebook immediately as a tool