Politics - March 15, 2008
Are print newspapers doomed?
As we move further into the digital age, readers and the media enjoy the limitless content and convenience of online news, but does that mean that printed papers will soon meet their demise?
Tags: web, internet, media, newspapers, poynter, uwm, capital times, geisler

Marketplace - Dec. 14, 2007
Help! I've lost sensitivity!
This techno-beast is growing and evolving and you, gentle reader, are following suit. It's the Wild West inside this little box -- or for me, it might as well be downtown Chicago in the early ‘90s.
Tags: Media, advertising, Stodola

Milwaukee Buzz - June 25, 2007
Milwaukee Talks: Journal Sentinel media columnist Tim Cuprisin
Tim Cuprisin, the long-time media column for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, has seen a lot change during his two decades at the daily paper. We caught up with him to get his take on old and new media.
Tags: cuprisin, journal sentinel, media, newspaper, blog

Milwaukee Buzz - March 15, 2007
Your chance to meet Mike Gousha
An event next week is your chance to interview Mike Gousha on local issues, media, politics or whatever is on your mind.
Tags: Mike Gousha, Fuel Milwaukee, YPM, Young Professionals, media, TMJ 4, Marquette, MMAC, round table, events in Milwaukee

Milwaukee Buzz - Feb. 2, 2007
Help us build a better OMC
There are many positive changes on the horizon, so your ideas will help continue our innovations and progress.
Tags: Readers survey, OnMilwaukee.com, innovations, media

Politics - Oct. 3, 2008
Lowering Expectations
I, like many others, tuned in to watch the debate between two national politicians as they rallied to demonstrate they were worthy of being voted second in command of the United States. Though entertaining, there wasn't much to learn. It is thrilling to finally have a case for media hype, however...
Tags: debates, vice president, media, information, politics, issues