How Media Distorts the Truth About Regional Ecosystems – Apparently Austin is on Life Support
Tuesday, 27 May 2025
There’s a reason the phrase “don’t believe everything you read” never dies. Because even when it’s printed in The Wall Street Journal, a brand so synonymous with business credibility that your uncle still calls it “The Paper,” the story can be skewed, shallow, and — let’s not mince words — wrong. In this case, we’re
- Published in Startup Ecosystems, Texas Startups
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Make America Texas Again
Tuesday, 12 November 2024
The story of the Alamo is one etched into the American consciousness, a tale of courage and defiance against overwhelming odds that has inspired generations. In 1836, Texian and Tejano defenders faced off against the Mexican army in a siege that would ultimately result in their tragic defeat. But the Alamo’s legacy transcended that single
- Published in Economic Development, Industry
The Separation of Communiqué and State
Thursday, 05 November 2020
Perhaps our disappointment in one another, frustration with Presidential elections, and stress over 1 role in the entire world, isn’t a reflection of us, but of the office having too much power and influence. U.S. elections and the attention world leaders such as the President (any President), have in the last few decades, really drawn
- Published in Insights / Research
WTH Happened to the News?
Tuesday, 29 September 2020
On September 11th, a notable day in United States and by extension, throughout the world, Townhall (a clearly conservative political voice), rang the headline, “AG [U.S. Attorney General] Barr Rips National Media as a ‘Collection of Liars’ Over Riot Coverage.” Now, before I fire you up about either side of the political aisle, the looming
- Published in Industry, Insights / Research
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