The Sad State of U.S. Publishing
Aggressively pursuing digital media and online social networking outlets makes sense as we move into a direct-to-consumer era, where the intermediary layer of the journalist/editor disappears.
My Field Trip to the Westerdam
Early Sunday morning Buck, my manager, and I made our way north from Miami to Port Everglades. Buck wanted to […]
FLORIDA KEYS SEAFOOD FESTIVAL TO CELEBRATE LOCAL FISHERMEN AND THEIR HARVEST JAN. 16
KEY WEST, Florida Keys — Since the Florida Keys were first settled in the 1820s, the island chain’s cuisine has […]
‘BIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS’ OFFERS KEY WEST HOLIDAY CHEER
KEY WEST, Florida Keys — The historic harbor walk linking colorful seaport restaurants, bars and businesses at the Key West […]
CARIBBEAN’S NEWEST DESTINATION, $62 MILLION MAHOGANY BAY CRUISE CENTER IN ROATAN, OFFICIALLY OPENS
MIAMI (December 2, 2009) – The $62 million Mahogany Bay Cruise Center at Roatan in the Bay Islands officially opened […]
NEW 130,000-TON CARNIVAL DREAM LAUNCHES YEAR-ROUND SERVICE FROM PORT CANAVERAL TODAY
MIAMI (December 3, 2009) – Later this afternoon, Carnival Cruise Lines’ 130,000-ton Carnival Dream, the line’s newest and largest “Fun […]
Big Brother Might Be ‘Following’ You
There’s one denizen of the social networks that won’t show up among the avatars of your Twitter followers or among your friends on Facebook, though it’s there all the same — the U.S. Justice Department.
Ingham Arrives
The historic Coast Guard cutter Ingham arrived Tuesday, Nov. 23, in Key West, Fla. Photo by Andy Newman.