by Brian Burgess | Aug 6, 2022
In aerospace terminology, one of the most dangerous parts of a space launch is when a rocket approaches maximum dynamic pressure, or “max q,” that singular moment in time when the rocket’s speed and the density of the lower atmosphere combine to...
by Brian Burgess | Aug 3, 2022
Simple message combined with interesting imagery still fails to land a hard punch on Charlie Crist Mannequins serving as stand-ins for past governors end up distracting from the point of the ad Missed visual cues turn a promising concept into something merely mediocre...
by Anne Cook (CALA) | Aug 2, 2022
In Florida, it is far from uncommon for residents to need repairs to their homes. Whether it be a tropical storm, a hurricane, or any other common cause of damage to Florida homes, our residents rely on their insurance to come through for them. Unfortunately, the ways...
by Brian Burgess | Jul 29, 2022
Earlier this week, the Miami Herald and Orlando Sentinel collectively attacked The Capitolist and maligned our work as they typically do with other businesses in the state. Their stories relied entirely on leaked, private, and sometimes proprietary emails that focused...
by Guest Contributor | Jul 18, 2022
Whether or not we are in a recession is a popular topic in the media these days. Credit unions, like many financial institutions, can see the economic pressures on consumers first-hand. Most small businesses and families are still trying to dig their way out of the...
by Brian Burgess | Jul 17, 2022
Both the Miami Herald and Palm Beach Post asked a court to unseal witness testimony in a high profile criminal case The Herald justified its intervention in the case by telling readers that “what happens in the courts is supposed to be open to public...
