Guest Opinion

By Jeff Nafsinger and Rick Just

Newspapers have not been able to give enough free publicity to the dot-coms that have been their undoing: The Craigslist stories would fill volumes, the Amazon stories even more, and it seems nobody can say anything on Twitter without getting quoted in the newspaper these days, all the better of an opportunity to run that cute little logo again!

By Adam Kovacevich

By H.W. Braham

By Elizabeth Lopez

By Ali Rabe

By C. Matthew Andersen

Given Big Tech’s dubious track record in health care, Oracle’s nearly $30 billion acquisition of electronic health records company Cerner is already prone to doubt. Add to that Oracle’s challenging problem inherited from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

By Zeke Smith

By Dr. Thomas L. (Les) Purce

By Brittany O’Meara

By Walt Pollock, Rob Masonis and Bryan Jone

By Lerria Schuh

By Erik Molvar

By Sen. David Nelson and Rep. James Ruchti

By Pablo Monsivais and Rhonda Kae Young

By Sen. Carl Crabtree

Thanks to good watchdog newspaper journalism, we now know that our top government agencies have been failing miserably to protect human lives and animal well-being when it comes to transmission of the coronavirus.

By Francisco R. Velázquez, M.D., S.M., FCAP