Turn around your year with a stronger 4Q
The fourth quarter is here, and it’s a time that makes most sales managers anxious, even in a good year. Factor the tumbling economy...
Debates help to extend the classroom
Providence College political science professor James Carlson told about 75 students who came to watch the final presidential debate and a panel discussion on...
BIF-4 speakers urge thinking beyond convention
Tony Hsieh was only 24 back in 1998 when he sold Link Exchange, his online advertising company, for an eye-popping $265 million. After a...
R.I. high tech exports rise 12% in 2007; <br> total ...
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s high tech exports grew 12 percent in 2007, according to a new report from AeA, formerly known as the American...
WRNI debuts first NPR application for iPhone
PROVIDENCE – WRNI, Rhode Island’s NPR affiliate, has become the first public radio station in the country to launch an application for the iPhone...
Some LIN TV stations go dark amid price fight
PROVIDENCE – Television viewers in 11 markets have been unable to watch some local stations since Oct. 3 due to an ongoing pricing dispute...
Tizra wins Slater funds and gains new partners
PROVIDENCE – The two-year-old e-publishing service provider Tizra Inc. has been on a roll recently, winning new funding support from the state and moving...
Veteran scribe to head <br>UWRI public relations
Faye B. Zuckerman has been named vice president of public relations at United Way of Rhode Island. She will be responsible for managing the...
Editorial Cartoon: No Candy Halloween
The State of Rhode Island is depicted as a house with a note tacked to the front door. Outside the front door is a...
Now is time to take stock <br> of what taxes return to...
“Lower taxes” is the mantra in this, the political season, with a corollary cry for “less government.”
But before we cast our votes, let us...
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