Daily Archives: Tuesday, June 4, 2002

This weblog’s first “branding” effort. It’s official. The nickname “The Delph” will live on only as the answer to a question in some future sports trivia game. Quote (from the Tennessean): Titans Executive Vice President and General Counsel Steve Underwood … Continue reading →

Did I mention today was eighth-grade graduation? Perhaps you can tell by the relieved look. It’s no cliché: time really does fly.

A new column by Harvey King sounds like something I could have written myself.

Following that link to Kauffman, I ran across this current story on entreworld concerning a magazine start-up.

The WSJ has a great feature on “anger” as a motivator in starting a new business, including information about the patron saint of angry entrepreneurs, Ewing Marion Kauffman. Oh, and there are always good articles about entrepreneurship in my favorite … Continue reading →

Pricewaterhousecoopers (is that one word?) is upbeat about the future of media and entertainment, and even says despite a “triple whammy” the sectors have grown during the past year. Quote: Forecasting continued growth, PricewaterhouseCoopers anticipates that global E&M spending will … Continue reading →

For the most part, I’ve avoided the topic of the woes of Chris Whittle. However, in my personal conversations with others in the publishing business, there has emerged a collective sense of deja-vu. In an editorial this week, Advertising Age’s … Continue reading →

Gruner + Jahr may have burned their fingers with the acquisition of Fast Company and Inc., but the WSJ reports they are back in a buying mode.