Opponents of the joint operating agreement between The Seattle Times and the P-I tried to find someone who would buy the "failing" P-I back in 1982. That led to a cat-and-mouse conversation with the media baron who now proposes to buy The Wall Street Journal.
John McKay's tireless public campaign of outrage against the Justice Department and the White House might well be righteous. But there are questions that remain to be asked of, and anwered by, McKay himself.
When religious leaders and lawyers challenge your ethical and emotional instincts, your thinking evolves.
A remarkably diverse coalition is emerging that sees the Northwest as a leader in developing a new weapon against oil dependency and global climate change. The players were on display at a conference sponsored by Cascadia Center and Microsoft. Buckle your seat belt.
And so can hackers, stalkers, private marketers, and terrorists! All of these potential predators may target radio chip identification technology, the kind used to charge road tolls, track your shopping habits, or validate your driver's license.
