Jeremy Rosenberg
Jeremy Rosenberg is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, and consultant whose work has appeared in various books, magazines, newspapers, and online.
James McGann Week on TTLA: Today: Richard Nielsen's Full-Page Illustration Monday: 'Global Go-To Think Tanks' Report -- An Introduction Tuesday: James…
Matt Harrison, the founder and executive director of the small, sly, and web savvy Prometheus Institute, has a new book on the market.
Titles for sale, at 40% off the cover price. Plus, from the department of non sequiturs, free copies of Atlas Shrugged.
TTLA isn't there, but the Milken Institute's Global Conference 2009, in Beverly Hills, is underway. Early coverage is available.
In three Los Angeles areas, one out of every three people under the age of 65-years-old lack health insurance, according to a new UCLA analysis.
An estimated 19,000 uninsured children (ages 0-18) live in the 31st District. That's 8.6% of all the district's children.
"The biggest reasons that wealthy consumers purchase luxury goods and services are not ostentation but instead utility and personal satisfaction." -- From, The Wealth Report
The three day smart-fest, occurring in Beverly Hills from April 27-29, is scheduled to feature 500 speakers, and counting.
The inventor of Sim City and Spore has started an "entertainment think tank," according to reports. The tank's title: Stupid Fun Club
Staff at the the Milken Institute (Motto: "Changing the world in innovative ways") have been tabulating the overall cost of the ongoing federal economic bailout. The sum, as of Milken's most recent (March 20, 2009) updating: $9,893,284,000.