AI is a powerful tool that can help everyone work smarter, more creatively, and more efficiently. It also creates significant risk if we don’t handle it with care. Check out...
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In the mid-1990s I was adrift. A child and sibling of newspaper reporters, all I had ever wanted to do was become one too. And then, after a half...
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Some say that AI will make more of us obsolete. For most of us, it will free us from tasks that aren’t the best use of our talents.
Imagine if an airliner dropped from the sky. It would dominate the news. Yet far more people died from fentanyl in Denver just last year than would fit in a...
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Imagine setting up your office in the lobby at Twitter, Meta or TikTok headquarters. Even if they didn’t kick you out initially, they could at any moment. And you’d have...
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I really, really liked Twitter. Want to know how much? Since signing up in 2008, I have tweeted 14,000 times…
SE2 client One Chance to Grow Up sponsored Corey Hutchins’ influential newsletter to reach an informed audience
As the climate change conversation heats up, federal and state policymakers will increasingly incentivize consumers to switch to electric vehicles. President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill, which passed the U.S. House in November with...
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Originally published in SWHelper.org. During the pandemic, many people turned to alcohol as a release valve. Indeed, drinking — including day drinking and overdrinking — became somewhat of a punchline,...
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Credit: THCPhotos.org In early September, the Food and Drug Administration faced a deadline. It was due to respond to applications from e-cigarette brands on whether they could remain in the U.S. market. Though the...
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Change is hard. It’s even more challenging to sustain and build on positive change over time. These 10 steps offer a roadmap for creating and maintaining Perpetual Movements that drive change for good.
The sea change on smoking shows how combining policy reform, behavior change and evolving social norms can start a virtuous cycle of profound and lasting improvements.
Instead of recklessly cutting costs while alienating readers, creating a death spiral, the new mission-driven Colorado News Conservancy will embrace a long-term, sustainable model to grow a loyal audience and keep local journalism in local hands.
This photo of my daughter, Charlotte, was taken shortly after Barack Obama was elected president in 2009. The caption to the drawing says Charlotte, who was five years old, wishes...
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Kelly Brough is president and CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, which represents 3,000 companies and their 300,000 employees. Previously she directed an internationally recognized leadership program, served as...
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Last year, The Denver Post became the national poster child for how tough times at newspapers threatened access to quality local news. Today, however, Denver news consumers can choose from...
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When SE2 launched 20 years ago, we communicated through landline phones and dial-up Internet. Google didn’t exist yet, so online searches were a slow and hit-or-miss proposition. Large electronic files...
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In Washington, where I started my reporting career, the political action stretched from the lobbying firm offices on K Street to the complex of House and Senate office buildings that...
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