Besides the rush in Detroit, newspapers across the nation were selling out yesterday. The New York Times had people waiting in line for papers and printed 50,000 extra copies. The Chicago Tribune restarted its printing presses midday to produce additional copies of the paper for the growing demand. Papers across the nation ran out early… Read more »
The annual Forbes 400 Richest People in America issue was released last week and, once again, it is laden with various technology and media giants. The youngest of the Forbes 400 is no other than social media tycoon Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, coming in at a very respectable #321. The 24-year-old Harvard drop-out is… Read more »
The presidential election is five weeks away and many still seem to be undecided. Need a cheat-sheet to determine which of the candidates best matches your views on the issues? Check out this handy link from ABC News and USA Today.
In this case they’re is referring to what’s back in full force this week–fall premieres of our favorite TV shows. I’ll admit it, I love TV. Movies I can take or leave, but TV (the networks, CNN, E!, Food Network, the list goes on) is my thing. I had a conversation in the office today… Read more »
I’m sure you have heard it over and over again, but because I’m passionate about our right to vote, I’m going to tell you one more time: DON’T FORGET to VOTE on NOV. 4!!! I could give you a history lesson on why this fundamental right is one of the most patriotic things you can… Read more »
BusinessWeek recently posted a great slide show featuring C-suite executives who use Twitter and how it helps their business. Microblogging site Twitter is the latest tech tool to enter the C-suite. Whether they are broadcasting quick company updates, sharing a personal side of their lives with employees, or networking with other executives, plenty of CEOs… Read more »
