Celebrity excitement in the newsroom
A few of the staffers here in the newsroom are crazy about John Mayer, so when I typed “Bozeman” into the search box on social… Read More »Celebrity excitement in the newsroom
A few of the staffers here in the newsroom are crazy about John Mayer, so when I typed “Bozeman” into the search box on social… Read More »Celebrity excitement in the newsroom
If you were following the state news at all yesterday on Twitter, then you probably already know about the hashtag #UMlockdown which manifested around the… Read More »Missoula robberies spark #UMlockdown hashtag
A city commissioner in Portland, Ore., sparked something of an Internet firestorm this week with a pair of posts to his official city of Portland… Read More »Oregon city commissioner slams newspaper on official blog
[A study released this week by Lumosity](http://asset1.lumosity.com/smartest-cities-2013/SmartestCities2013.pdf), a San Francisco-based maker of brain-training exercises, lists the “smartest” cities in America. The study tracks results from… Read More »Montana cities ranked in second-annual Lumosity “smartest cities” study
It is worthwhile to be reminded from time to time that the idea that there was once such a thing as the “good old days”… Read More »The good, old days
The website Roll Call published an entertaining interview with former Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer today that’s making the rounds online. Judging by my past experience… Read More »The quotable Brian Schweitzer
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
According to a survey conducted by Zoomerang for the dating website Match.com, users of Android phones “more likely to have sex on a first date and partake in one-night stands.”
Fellas, get this to market. Please.
A fun video for Thursday.