A recent article in the Atlantic has sparked quite a bit of debate around the concept of women in the workplace and “having it all.” The author, Anne-Marie Slaughter, left a position of power in politics to spend more time with her family....
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A 1 percent increase in the number of Tampa Bay residents with college degrees would result in an additional $3 billion  in increased productivity, innovation and social benefits to the region, according to CEOs for Cities, a national network of...
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I discovered local honey a few years ago when coming across Eden’s Nectar, a regional co-op that extracts honey according to season. I was intrigued by the way the tastes can vary according to season. Recently I was even more...
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If you’re using social media at all, you can’t avoid hearing about Pinterest. The “up and coming” of the social media world, it seems to be attracting attention as a visual bookmarking tool. Users scroll through profiles for pictures others...
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Creative Tampa Bay and Creative Loafing are hosting their second 10-100-1000 challenge – 10 great ideas, one $1000 winner and 100 ways you can help. The contest is looking for 10 ideas to make Tampa Bay a better place, with $1000 awarded...
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Will employers start using Facebook and other social networks as a screening tool for hiring decisions? I recently came across two articles highlighting a study done at Northern Illinois University that suggests Facebook profiles can be used as a personality...
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