Ehrlich's plans to kill proposed light rail lines could offend needed voters; Dr. Ben Carson won't run with Ehrlich; Safe Surrender program draws almost 200 fugitive non-violent offenders; Community college looks like a good place to start a university career; Cardin...
Day: June 17, 2010
O’Malley vs. Ehrlich: Jewish voters might play important role
With two published polls showing the race for governor neck-and-neck, the contest to win “subsets” of voters becomes more crucial and this certainly applies to Maryland’s large Jewish community.
Where its vote will go depends on whom you talk to.
Media beware: Government is coming to your rescue
Many people are concerned about the future of journalism, and how to help it survive. Now the Federal Trade Commission has gotten into the act.
What the heck is the Federal Trade Commission doing meddling in journalism? That’s what I asked when I first heard about it.
On Tuesday, the FTC gathered a high-powered group of experts who spent the day discussing how to rescue the failing media at the National Press Club in Washington. The whole thing was webcast.
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