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Should you do something or do you need to? How long has it been since you’ve heard the retort, “shouldda, wouldda, couldda”? If you were to make lists of al...

You’ve heard the old adage, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” Today that’s ever so true. Back in the late 50s and early 60s, before The ...

A couple of nights ago I was in a head-on collisi on. (For those of you who want to feign being concerned, no, I escaped relatively unscathed.) To spare you ...

Measuring something is only half the battle Most business people recognize the importance of doing research. The knowledge gained from studying the market, y...

All journalists – print or otherwise – have responsibilities to their respective audiences. In no particular order these include: one, being factual. Just as...

The internet, bless its heart, is most probably the most massive collection of information since the dawn of creation. The jaws of the caretakers of the grea...

The other day a friend suggested reading an article which released by the Associated Press that looked at the end game of the current economic recovery. In t...

The correct change… sorry, it has nothing to do with money. What it has to do with is the world in which we live and the changes that are going on all around...

We’re going to open by merging two somewhat distinct, yet interwoven concepts. First, there is a blog. As defined by dictionary.com, a blog is “a website con...

To many companies their main source of growth is new product development. Creating new products can go a long way to enhancing customer loyalty as well as at...

How fake news can snowball when left unchecked Amid the discussion (and hand wringing) surrounding fake news, one practice that keeps rearing its ugly head i...

Media Coverage Once Again Fails to Examine One Important Aspect In case you hadn’t noticed – and not everyone has – we’re experiencing another government shu...

For longer than anyone cares to admit, the axiom “content is king” has guided many marketers and content creators. As well it should. But with all the change...

For those of you who don’t remember or aren’t familiar with the iconic television series Dragnet, you’re in for a treat. Maybe. For those of you who know and...

Never having been a farmer or even having worked on a farm, I confess that I don’t fully appreciate the value that farmers place on silos. I’m most familiar w...

Our digital age has bestowed upon us advantages and benefits too numerous to mention. Unfortunately, as is not unusual in such cases, there is a dark side. W...

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos made the news recently when Inc. Magazine reported that Bezos stated in Amazon’s annual report that the company had banned PowerPoint pre...

If there is one thing that Americans can agree upon in these turbulent times, it’s that no one trusts one another. Democrats don’t trust Republicans; Republi...

A couple of years ago I wrote about the shoddy reporting of the NCAA men’s basketball championship game. In particular, I noted how after reading no less tha...

Why. Perhaps the ultimate question. Why are we here? Why is there air? Why are some people so nice, while others are so annoying? Why do animals do any numbe...