Today, I was thinking of buying a graphic novel for my Kindle reader on my Ipad. Ever since I bought my Ipad, one thing I’ve always cherished is that I
Category: Economics
How Legacy Publishers Are Killing the Future of an E-reader MarketHow Legacy Publishers Are Killing the Future of an E-reader Market
When the Kindle first came out, I thought it was the greatest thing ever. Actually, that’s not completely true. I was apprehensive because I was a believer in having a
They’re Trying Really Hard to Discredit the Anti-Wall Street MovementThey’re Trying Really Hard to Discredit the Anti-Wall Street Movement
I’m really not all that surprised that the people who have the most to fear are doing everything possible to target anyone who has anything to do with the Occupy
For me, Black Friday is Just the Day After ThursdayFor me, Black Friday is Just the Day After Thursday
I noticed that retailers are starting to send me their “Black Friday” advertisements, telling me of all of the great savings they will be offering on the day after Thanksgiving.
Politicians paying lip service to the OWS movementPoliticians paying lip service to the OWS movement
I was pretty excited when I saw that President Obama was announcing changes to the federal student loan program that would benefit those of us with outstanding student loans. And
What Political Issues Should Be Focused On?What Political Issues Should Be Focused On?
Every time we come close to a major national election, I’m left scratching my head at the innane subjects that end up becoming “important” politically. You know the things I’m
Is Being Upset Enough to Sustain a National Movement?Is Being Upset Enough to Sustain a National Movement?
The Occupy Wall Street movement is turning out to be a very interesting flashpoint in modern day history. If you follow the news, commentators are going out of their way
How Do You Steer a Rudderless Movement?How Do You Steer a Rudderless Movement?
When the Tea Party first emerged, one of the notable features of the gatherings was the simple fact that there appeared to be no leadership whatsoever. However, as time passed,
Reviewing “That Used to Be Us” by Thomas Friedman and Michael MandelbaumReviewing “That Used to Be Us” by Thomas Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum
I picked up this book on whim, not sure if it would end up being partisan drivel, interesting or just a waste of time. Well, halfway through it, I decided
Monopolies, Greed and Treating Your Customers Like CrapMonopolies, Greed and Treating Your Customers Like Crap
This morning, I was about to leave my apartment building to head to work when I noticed an 8 1/2 by 11 piece of paper taped to the exit door