I think this may be a first for the Chronicle. Twitter is the subject of a story in the paper. Today, sports editor Colter Nuanez… Read More »MSU cautioning athletes about Twitter use, coach doesn’t get the Twitter
I wrote Wednesday about a social networking issue: [Should journalists quote from sources’ social media profiles?](http://www.news.hypercrit.net/2012/08/15/is-it-ok-to-quote-sources-from-social-network-posts) I had a few more thoughts to share that… Read More »More issues related to quoting from social networking profiles
Jamee Greer, who works with the Montana Human Rights Network, put up an journalistically interesting post on his personal Facebook wall yesterday. In it, Greer says that a Missoulian guest columnist quoted him from a posting on his personal Facebook profile without directly contacting him.
You learn something new every day. For example, quite by accident, I learned last night that when you are going through loads of something looking… Read More »Poring over the meaning of “pore over”
Occasionally, we get phone calls in the newsroom from people whose grasp on reality has slipped. Today was one of those days. I’m not going… Read More »The ‘conspiracy theory’ call
Not too long ago, a man from Wyoming posted a photo on the Chronicle’s Facebook timeline, asking if anyone in town could identify the people… Read More »Online lost and found
In case you missed it earlier this week, several Bay-area newspapers in California are in an uproar over the case of the missing newspaper racks.… Read More »Newspaper rack-a-geddon
It’s a question our publisher settled for the Chronicle when she asked me Wednesday to return the date to the top of our site. I… Read More »Do news sites need dates at the top of them?
This weekend, Bozeman is hosting BigSkyDevCon, a conference for software developers, Web designers and tech business leaders.