Category: Capitalism

By David Tulis For probably more than 100 years Chattanooga city government has had an office called sealer, whose duty is to enforce honest weights and measures. “The table of weights and measures provided by …

                                   January 10, 2012, newsroom Jason Taylor, President, Chattanooga Publishing Co. Dear Jason, The arguments for transforming Chattanooga Publishing Co.’s newsroom into a media platform are being readily — …

By David Tulis The crackup of Israel after the death of Solomon was accomplished by a feckless son who rejected wise counsel of older men and followed the dare of the younger advisers to raise …

As a latecomer to independent local media, I have much to learn from people to whom use of Internet networks is old hat. In the work to catch up, I attended an event Thursday in …

By Franklin Sanders The ongoing financial crisis has spawned a tempest of talk about credit, bank reserves, loans, bad loans, savings, and the banking racket in general. As I mused on all that, a light …

Andreas Bruhwiler emigrated from Switzerland to Dalton, Ga., in to launch in 2003 a company that makes coatings, coverings and industrial rollers. Mr. Bruhwiler and his wife, Daniele, have had to make many adjustments in …

By David Tulis A shock ran through the world of printed newspapers Thursday when a major chain announced it was cutting major dailies to three days a week The New Orleans Times Picayune and Alabama …

By David Tulis Widening the platform turns old relationships and perceptions on their heads. No longer would staff writers work for the paper, but the paper works for them. If the Times Free Press is …