Thoughts on a Twitter exchange
On Oct. 12, I tweeted a link to this story by Aaron James at Salon.com: How Fox News created a new culture of idiots zite.to/UUOtRU… Read More »Thoughts on a Twitter exchange
On Oct. 12, I tweeted a link to this story by Aaron James at Salon.com: How Fox News created a new culture of idiots zite.to/UUOtRU… Read More »Thoughts on a Twitter exchange
A staffer here at the Chronicle received the Kim Gillan mailing below last week and noticed that it cites the Bozeman Daily Chronicle twice. It’s… Read More »Fact-checking Chronicle quotes in a Gillan ad
Wilcoxson’s, the Livingston-based ice cream company whose president drew the fury of the Internet a few weeks ago over an insensitive comment on its Facebook… Read More »Wilcoxson’s moving on from Facebook flap
A fun one from the Romenesko blog today: [The Stamford Advocate in Connecticut has banned the word “fracking” in its comment section](http://jimromenesko.com/2012/10/17/hearst-site-bans-the-word-fracking-in-comments/), citing how it’s… Read More »Fracking ban
On the heels of [my](http://www.news.hypercrit.net/2012/10/10/do-newspaper-endorsements-matter/) [posts](http://www.news.hypercrit.net/2012/10/15/reaction-to-tester-endorsement/) about newspapers endorsing candidates, another newspaper has announced that it will stop endorsing candidates for president. The Knoxville News… Read More »Knoxville paper halts presidential endorsements
An email received by the Chronicle on Sunday morning: >Does this mean every single employee of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle endorses Tester? > >Please sign… Read More »Reaction to Tester endorsement
On Sunday and again in today’s paper, the Chronicle published on its opinions page the paper’s political endorsements for this election year. The [first set… Read More »Do newspaper endorsements matter?
I spoke this morning with a man who claimed someone had used his email address to register an account with the Chronicle website and post comments.