Jeremy Rosenberg
Jeremy Rosenberg is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, and consultant whose work has appeared in various books, magazines, newspapers, and online.
As expected -- the nations doing well in the soccer tourney did not do well in the simulated, conceptual policy institutions tourney.
The FBI today arrested ten alleged sleeper agents. They may have been hot for think tank jobs or sources.
During 35 sour hours, South Korea, the U.S., England, and Mexico were each eliminated from the tournament.
The more gas drivers purchase at the pump, the more fuel tax revenue federal and state governments collect. At the same time, government policies encourage less gas use. RAND's Martin Wachs explains.
Politicians are fighting a previous economic war, instead of the one upon us and the ones coming soon. That's the word from public intellectual, author, and radio host Matt Miller.
Los Angeles-based Reason contributing editor Tim Cavanaugh write cleverly this month about the battle between e-commerce and physical commerce.
New stats from the latest survey by The Luxury Institute.
TTLA pal James Rojas concludes his tenure at Metro this week, where he served as a transportation planner. Rojas sent out a note to his mailing list talking about his accomplishments, and what comes next. Read the note.
If you like the (great, as usual) new OK Go video, shot at Echo Park Lake...Then check out the video from this classic Papas Fritas song.
While the World Cup football tourney plays out in South Africa, the Think Tank Cup took place today on paper. The United States -- the world's runaway leader in the number of think tanks it houses -- won this Cup. Read how, and what this means.
This ain't exactly a newsflash, but... Los Angeles lacks public squares. Too bad, since elsewhere, they make for excellent communal viewing opportunities for elections, Olympics, and -- of course -- the World Cup.