Excellent point. I have not yet gotten around to creating a masthead. The old site used to have an “about” page, which I am in the process of upgrading. For your purposes and anyone else who reads this comment–ALL articles are written by me, Ralph Brauer and are protected by copyright. Part of the reason for the copyright notice is the Glass-Steagall articles may be the most ripped-off pieces on the Net. I have tried to get the search engines to stop listing plagiarizers, but they shut one down and another appears.

As for my creds, I wrote the book The Strange Death of Liberal America (published by Praeger) and a variety of other publications for places like the NY Times Magazine, am a former college teacher and administrator including a stint at the Hubert Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, have won awards for my writing and a Bush leadership fellowship (not that Bush), and consulted with local, state and national organizations and government agencies.

BTW, the Glass-Steagall series was recognized by several historical sites including the History Carnival (a blog that picks the best history articles) as one of the best series about the issue.

As you also noticed in the Glass-Steagall pieces, all sources are attributed. I try to use primary sources whenever possible so if readers are doing their own research they can go back to the original bill or testimony.

One problem though. Nowhere on the site can I find contact information regarding its creators or a masthead that atributes editorial authorship. If I have missed please direct me to the pertinent location. If I have not pleae be aware that unatributable information on the internet is relatively worthless. You claim to want this to be a stop like a monthly magazine but without verifiable information as to its creators I am not sure how large an audience you might achieve.