Movies & TV - March 10, 2008
A "Flawless" movie, at home, before it hits theaters
All movies should be released in theaters, on demand, online and on DVD simultaneously. Seems that "Flawless" has done so.
Tags: Flawless, Movies On Demand, Time Warner, DVD, new releases, Michael Caine, Demi Moore

Politics - Nov. 28, 2007
Cable flap shouldn't be a federal issue
Should the potential blackout of Thursday's Packers-Cowboys game become an issue for the FCC to take up? No way, says blogger Steve Jagler.
Tags: nfl network, big ten network, cable, satellite, time warner

Politics - Oct. 31, 2007
A healthier work force or a smaller one?
City workers are more careful and healthier. Or it could be that a recent report noting fewer workers compensation claims due to injuries and illnesses in 2006 compared to 2005 could be attributed to the fact that there are fewer workers to make those claims.
Tags: Zielinski, McGee, Barrett, Lake Michigan water, UWM, Milwaukee Police, Coors, Miller Beer, MATA, Time Warner, AT&T, Packers, Broncos, Kagen, Perlmutter, Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, New Berlin, MPS

Milwaukee Buzz - Sept. 26, 2006
Death, taxes and late cable installations
I should've known it was coming. I was suspicious from the moment I made my cable installation appointment two weeks ago. Something about a 5-7 p.m. window on Monday seemed to good to be true. That was actually (gasp!) convenient. Four hours later ...
Tags: cable, time warner

Milwaukee Buzz - Aug. 3, 2005
City ponders Wi-Fi broadbanding Brew Town
Back in April, the City of Philadelphia announced that it would expand its Wi-Fi network to cover the city's entire 135 square miles. According to Milwaukee's Chief Information Officer Randy Gschwind, Milwaukee is also working to circumvent the wires.
Tags: Wi-Fi, Internet, broadband, SBC, Time Warner, Roadrunner, Gschwind, hot zone