Jay Tea at Wizbang blog has an interesting post: I once read a book about the development of Windows NT (no, I really don’t know why). It introduced me to a wonderful concept, inelegantly named
Those oh-so-peaceful Halliburton protesters have convinced Mayor White to ask for an investigation into the possibility that police were a bit rough last week: What started as a noisy protest outside a shareholders meeting quickly
Following up on my red light camera post, a reader passed on an interesting tidbit that is easily verified through Google: Oxnard, CA was one of the first cities in the nation to utilize red
Houston-based Scan USA has a new service available: Scan USA Corp. has launched a service that tracks the movement of registered sex offenders in neighborhoods. The company’s new predator alert feature is available in California,
Jason Spencer has written a nice story (it’s true!) about HISD’s success with students who had previously dropped out: A 21-year-old mother living in one of Houston’s poorest neighborhoods, Claudia Betancourt wasn’t thinking about school
Hobby Airport already has wi-fi and now Bush Intercontinental has it, too: Today, the Houston Airport System (HAS) and Sprint (NYSE: FON) announced the availability of Sprint PCS wireless fidelity or “Wi-Fi” access at Bush
Chronicle editorial page editor James Howard Gibbons has posted another Editorial LiveJournal entry on his editorial page today. Sure, he can call it a Sounding Board article, but any column that uses “I” as much
The Chronicle‘s Matt Stiles has filed an early report on Mayor White’s proposed budget for the coming fiscal year: The $1.69 billion preliminary budget — a five percent increase over the current fiscal year that
The first Arbitron ratings are out since KBME-790’s flip to its current sports talk format, and the station appears to be doing well. The Chronicle‘s David Barron examines the numbers: The broadest audience measurement, persons
Ken Charles, regional vice president of programming for Clear Channel Houston, has announced that as of this past Sunday, he has pulled the program Newsweek on the Air from KPRC-950. Charles says that the program