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  1. The author is being disingenuous. And is backpedaling. He say in his comment that "'s important for people to know how much of research and education are funded by pharmaceutical companies." But his text doesn't contain a single use of the word "educate." The article's title - "Doctor's drug money" - is crafted to incite distrust of physicians and industry, and the author clearly states his opinion that "physicians steadfastly deny that their prescribing patterns are influenced by any of this money, but the drug companies obviously believe otherwise--or else they wouldn't keep spending these large amounts." So when the author defends himself by claiming "I'm not saying there is something wrong with it," he is being dishonest. He lists "$1.8 million" next to a researcher's name in an article titled "Doctor's drug money," and then thinks that an intelligent reader will not see the smear? Especially when he then follows that implication with the admission that "[the researcher] may have taken none of it home." It's disappointing to see such biased and lazy commentary (I won't call it journalism) in a reputable paper like IBJ.

  2. I think that it's only a matter of time before Salesforce starts moving ExactTarget assets and people to other more prominent business centers, notably SF. Indy is not a "hub" as stated in this puff piece and ExactTarget will have trouble attracting talent to stay in Indy, which is perceived as an outlier in tech circles.

  3. Pathetic and disgraceful that we have no State leadership when it comes to standing up for basic civil rights and human dignity. I am not prone to political persuasions, but I just don't understand the official Republican position on the marriage issue. Sooner than later, marriage equality will be the law of the land and Indiana will once again be represented as being "backward", rather than standing firm against ignorance and intolerance. In my experience, the people of Indiana are just as fair-minded and accepting as they are anywhere else. I just wish we had State leadership that would represent that reality.

  4. this is exactly me. I too have been around a long time losing all the good people on air. I quit evenings when Ed Wank left and now Steve. Good luck Stever and goodbye wibc. big wigs better read all these comments and see what they have done.

  5. I loved the mornings with Steve & can't believe you'dreplace him with another political program. I have listened to Terri& Stever for a long time. No better duo in radio. Tony should stay on late nights with his nasal whining & a no personality Page. Sorry I won't be listening any more. Hope Steve goes to another radio station.