business > technology > blog
Tech: Android better than the iPhone?
CNET says the "Droid" tops the iPhone in many ways.
By JEFF RICHGELS | The Capital Times | jrichgels@madison.com
Updated: 12:13 pm
column > john nichols
Congress should back teaching of the Constitution
Congressman Alan Grayson has proposed legislation recommending that the U.S. Constitution be taught to high school students.
John Nichols | Capital Times associate editor
4:55 am
column > dave zweifel
Plain Talk: WMC owes Doyle some kudos
The critics need to now offer congratulations to Gov. Jim Doyle for his gutsy decision to order two train sets.
Dave Zweifel | editor emeritus of The Capital Times
4:55 am
column > john nichols
‘We must fight, fight, fight’ for liberties
Michael Foot, the British journalist, author and parliamentarian who has died at age 96, was a comrade and hero of this writer for three decades.
John Nichols | associate editor of The Capital Times
4:50 am
column
Walter Dellinger: Keep America safe -- from whom?
Nine attorneys have been attacked in a video released by a group called Keep America Safe for having provided legal assistance to detainees.
Walter Dellinger | attorney and Clinton administration official
4:30 am
business > technology > blog
Tech: Sony to start selling 3D TVs in June
Part of industry push to convince consumers to embrace the technology.
By JEFF RICHGELS | The Capital Times | jrichgels@madison.com
8:00 pm
business > technology > blog
Tech: What next for Charter?
Madison area's dominant subscription TV provider considering growing, shrinking or selling, Multichannel.com reports.
By JEFF RICHGELS | The Capital Times | jrichgels@madison.com
2:40 pm
editorial
Safeguard the Guard
The Madison-based Liberty Tree Foundation has mounted a national Bring the Guard Home campaign.
Capital Times editorial
5:00 am
column > john nichols
Busting the banksters
What if Americans had been asked whether they wanted to bail out big bankers and Wall Street speculators?
John Nichols | Capital Times associate editor
4:55 am
column
Peter Singer: Free Tilly -- and all circus animals
The death of a Sea World trainer in a whale attack is a tragedy. But the incident raises broader questions: Is it right to keep such large ani…
Peter Singer | Princeton University professor of bioethics
4:40 am
column > ed garvey
Doyle’s steaming as state misses cut in Race to the Top
Gov. Jim Doyle is angry and when he is angry you know it. Why he is so angry? Not because most Democrats in the Legislature took him on when t…
Ed Garvey, local columnist | comments@fightingbob.com
5:30 am
column
K. Rashid Nuri: The case for urban agriculture
The time has come for we Americans to reclaim our agricultural heritage. Participating in urban agriculture would be a major step in that direction.
K. Rashid Nuri, director, Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture
4:45 am
column > john nichols
Why is Obama writing GOP talking points?
The president, who was once an ardent advocate for repairing our health care system by developing a single-payer Medicare-for-all program, now…
John Nichols, Capital Times associate editor
5:00 am
column
Scot Ross: Scott Walker’s year of magical thinking
One year ago, Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker famously wrote in the Wall Street Journal about the inability of government to create jo…
Scot Ross, One Wisconsin Now executive director
4:55 am
Q & A with UW System President Kevin Reilly
Environment education push gains traction
Despite city's relative affluence, poverty rate grows
Overtime is big-time issue for sheriff's office
Madison spending millions on new streets: Is that good?
UW efforts on Hmong studies don’t meet expectations
Emergency radios: Who should pay for them?
Madison district's frosty stance on charter schools thaws
Study linking vaccines, autism hit, but activist still wary
