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'The way humans are built, you can get 200 compliments in a row, but the one who says, 'You lost it, you ought to retire,' is the one you remember.' [...]

After a week that has seen Dilbert creator Scott Adams take some heat for creating a computer file storage business with his character's name -- and promoting it in three [...]

Dilbert creator Scott Adams is not only getting into online file storage, but promoting it in his famous comic strip -- a move not everyone likes. 'From Microsoft to Amazon [...]

On his blog today, 'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams asks the question: What happens when a cartoonist runs a restaurant? Adams -- who owns and manages 'Stacey's at Waterford' in Dublin, [...]

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams got on a long line at a Los Angeles book convention this past weekend, wondering which author would soon be signing books at the front of [...]

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams is trying to help David Steward find a job after the Iowa man was fired last year for posting a 'Dilbert' comic at work. Adams today [...]

Scott Adams has released his latest 'Dilbert Newsletter.' It includes highlights from the cartoonist's 'Dilbert Blog,' news about the California restaurant that Adams is managing, an 'Ask Dogbert' Q&A, samples [...]

Scott Adams has posted the 'Dilbert' submission package he sent to syndicates nearly 20 years ago. The post includes Adams' original 'Dilbert' comics and a synopsis of the feature, as [...]

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams, who does his United Media comic for more than 2,000 newspapers, offers answers to his nine most frequently asked questions today on his blog. Here are [...]

Cartoonist Scott Adams is doing a soft launch of a new Web site that will sell framed originals of his 'Dilbert' comic and a 'Dilbert' slide show for business events. [...]

When 'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams got into the business of online file storage, not everyone approved of him using his famed comic strip to promote it. The Jan. 19 strip [...]

Scott Adams has made a video of how he draws 'Dilbert' on his computer. The 4:12-minute clip, posted on Amazon.com, was created as part of the promotion for Adams' soon-to-be-released [...]

A blog that posts various top-10 lists has named the 'Top-10 Web Celebrities 2008-2009' -- and two syndicated people are on it. They are conservative blogger/Creators Syndicate columnist Michelle Malkin, [...]

'Dilbert' cartoonist Scott Adams was part of a 'Primetime: Medical Mysteries' segment on ABC-TV last night that focused on spasmodic dysphonia. Adams this summer had an operation to try to [...]

RingTales has signed an agreement with United Media to produce and distribute animated versions of Scott Adams' 'Dilbert' comic five times a week. That's according to a Tuesday post by [...]

A comic about dreams got a big boost today when 'Dilbert' cartoonist Scott Adams mentioned it on his widely read blog. The 'Slow Wave' strip is by Jesse Reklaw, who [...]

More details are emerging about the Dilbert.com revamping that E&P wrote about this past Friday. For instance, the site will have three different 'mashups.' One allows fans to rewrite the [...]

Many e-mailers praised or criticized this week's 'Dilbert' sequence featuring an office worker named Jesus (pronounced Hay-Soos). The series 'caused quite a stir,' cartoonist Scott Adams wrote in his blog [...]

'Dilbert' cartoonist Scott Adams, who has written a lengthy blog entry almost every day for the past two years, has decided to do fewer posts. Adams explained that he launched [...]

Several syndicated people ended up on a recent Times of London list of 'The Top 50 Thinkers' in the world of business. Coming in fourth was Jack Welch, the former [...]

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams is holding a contest in connection with his new 'Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain!' book that wqas published yesterday by Portfolio/Penguin. On his blog, the [...]

A mostly non-'Dilbert' book by 'Dilbert' cartoonist Scott Adams will be published Oct. 22 by Portfolio/Penguin. 'Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain!' contains more than 150 short, often-humorous pieces about [...]

'Dilbert' cartoonist Scott Adams, in his blog today, offered his vision for the future of newspapers. He thinks they'll be eventually be digital-only, with many people reading them on their [...]

'Cubes and Punishment,' the latest 'Dilbert' anthology from Scott Adams, will be released next month by Andrews McMeel Publishing. The 224-page book is subtitled 'A Collection of 'Dilbert' Comics on [...]

Cartoonist Scott Adams revealed on his blog today that a 'Dilbert' movie has been discussed -- but he's not sure the film will actually happen. Adams said he and his [...]

Several syndicated comic creators produce cyberpublications that are e- mailed to their readers several times a year Some comic creators now have a subscriber base outside of newspapers -- with [...]

Scott Adams has dropped plans for his comic-strip hero Dilbert to create his own airline and also scotched a series of strips set in the mythical Elbonia, 'a very Afghanistan-looking [...]

CARTOON NEWS, 'THE CURRENT EVENTS educational magazine' that's published every two months in print, goes online-only effective Sept. 1. Subscribers will receive CN content almost daily via e-mail. Syndicated cartoonist [...]

Their work may be famous, but most syndicated artists (unlike actors and athletes) have lots of public privacy Dilbert' creator Scott Adams was approached by a man who said: 'I [...]

Dilbert' has signed its 2,000th newspaper client, making it the fifth currently syndicated comic to reach that rarified level. 'Our goal was '2,000 newspapers by 2000.' Our new goal is [...]

Reports on the launching of the `Dilbert' animated series on United Paramount Network. Work of Scott Adams; Actor chosen to do the voice of Dilbert; Advantages of animation.

Reports that the National Cartoonists Society has awarded Scott Adams, creator of the `Dilbert' comic strip the Reubens award in a ceremony held on April 25, 1998 in Pasadena, California. Increasing number of newspapers with the `Dilbert' comic strip; Adams' remarks when he accepted the award.

The Dilbert comic strip supplied to about 125 newspapers by United Features Syndicate Inc is drawn by Scott Adams, a strategy manager for Pacific Bell. Adams said Dilbert originated from doodles of his co-workers and patterned the character on himself and fellow engineers. Adams has received positive responses to Dilbert through his electronic mail system and said engineers were not offended by the cartoon., SCOTT ADAMS LEARNED through his 'Dilbert' comic that a personal ad can get results. After including a phone number with a strip that ran in September, the cartoonist received more [...]

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams has written a new hardcover that's already topping bestseller lists. Those following the war of words between Adams and syndicated media columnist Norman Solomon will be [...]

Scott Adams receives the National Cartoonists Society's highest prize at a gathering in Pasadena, Calif. REUBEN AWARD EMCEE Bil Keane joked that 'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams couldn't get a room [...]

Reports on the speech delivered by `Dilbert' comic strip character creator Scott Adams at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Signing of autographs in Boston, Sacramento and San Francisco.

Reports on the release of the book `The Dilbert Future: Thriving on Stupidity in the 21st Century,' by Scott Adams. Promotion of the book by the United Feature Syndicate; Availability of Adams' cartoon characters in greeting cards.

Presents cartoonist Scott Adams' reactions to the criticism of his cartoon strip `Dilbert' by syndicated writer Norman Solomon. Superficiality of cartoonist Scott Adams' support for corporate employees; Satirizing of middle management rather than the chief executives and the owners; Adams' intention is drawing the cartoon.

Reports on HarperBusiness' agreement to publish hardcover business books by `Dilbert' comic creator Scott Adams. Andrews and McMeel's publication of two softcover `Dilbert' comic collections; Production of `Dilbert' calendars in five formats; Sales of Adams' hardcover business books, `The Dilbert Principle' and `Dogbert's Top Secret Management Handbook.'

Reports on the cameo appearance of `Dilbert' cartoon creator, Scott Adams on a September 25, 1996 episode of NBC's `NewsRadio' sitcom and guesting on ABC's `Good Morning America' and CNN.

Reports on `Newsweek' magazine's article entitled `Work Is Hell,' about `Dilbert' cartoon character creator, Scott Adams of United Feature Syndicate.

Reports on electronic newsletter `Dilbert' writer and cartoonist Scott Adams' comments on the 1995 Communications Decency Act in the United States.

Reports that `Dilbert,' cartoon artist Scott Adams has won the Adamson Prize for best humor strip from the Swedish Academy of Comic Art.

Reports that `Dilbert' creator Scott Adams of United Feature Syndicate was chosen to judge the `Worst Boss' contest sponsored by the National Association of Working Women.

Reports that several employees complain about management by idiots, according to a poll conducted by cartoonist Scott Adams on `Dilbert' comic strip readers' top workplace complaints.

The article focuses on blogs launched by cartoonists and columnists in the United States. Scott Adams, creator of the "Dilbert" blog, finds it easier to compose blog entries than to write a book. The "Bokbluster" blog of cartoonist Chip Bok allows him to promote his books and appearances. According to columnist Michelle Malkin, one of the problems with blogging is the tracking back of spam.

Reports on newspaper columnist Norman Solomon's authorship of a book entitled `The Trouble with Dilbert: How Corporate Culture Gets the Last Laugh' that criticizes the Dilbert principle of cartoonist Scott Adams. Adams' reaction to the book; Focus on how Dilbert satirizes middle management rather than upper management; Comment on how Adams spoofs corporate culture while working with big corporations.

A list of authors/artists and their feature publications is presented which includes Jane Adler with Travel, Brian Anderson with Dog Eat Doug and Tom Batiuk with Crankshaft.

A list of feature titles from various syndicates in the U.S. publishing sector is presented which includes About Figure Skating from Avanti NewsFeatures (AVN), Best of Column from Tribune Media Services Inc. (TMS) and CQ Today from Congressional Quarterly Inc. (CQ).

A list of companies that offer syndicate services according to titles is presented including ABC News Service, APN Illustrations Staff and Ackley Inc.