Creative Zeitgeist

By Martha Woodworth
I was one of the first to point the finger of blame at James Frey for his false memoir, A Million Little Pieces. I even wrote to Oprah accusing her of enabling Frey in those first days after the world learned some of the things he wrote about did not actually happen. […]

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by Andrew Watchorn
Over the past three years, I’ve been working with universities, helping them incorporate technology from the company I work for into their engineering curriculum. My territory includes 18 research-based institutions from the Midwest to the East Coast. Needless to say, I spend a lot of time driving, and NPR begins to repeat […]

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by Meredith McGhan
Watching the debates and speeches as the presidential race wears on, I‘ve heard the candidates pontificate about the importance of secure jobs, a la the pre-information society model of the unionized factory worker. But both of America’s major political parties seem to be in denial about the nature of today’s job market, with […]

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