The chatter about how the newspaper industry is dying is massing, again, but recently I have been thinking about how my use of Twitter has been replacing their key value-generator. Years ago you read newspapers not just for national news but local news, global news, sport, weather, marriages, births, deaths, real estate, cars, jobs, travel, [...]

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Today I watched two guys talk about the future of business and I think they are on the money so I wanted to share them. They spoke at BIG Omaha, an event that ran for two days earlier this month: 
What happens when the country’s foremost creatives, entrepreneurs and innovators descend on one place? That place explodes. Which [...]

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