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Google Maps has updated the building shapes in its database for Montana State University, making Bobcat Stadium look… interesting.
Google Maps has updated the building shapes in its database for Montana State University, making Bobcat Stadium look… interesting.
Montana Highway Patrol troopers have a new online tool that will allow them to verify from the roadside that drivers have the required liability insurance.… Read More »Montana Highway Patrol debuts online insurance-checking tool
Bozeman has been chosen as one of 25 cities where a new consumer-oriented 3-D printer will be shown off, according to a press release from… Read More »Company to exhibit 3-D printer for the home in Bozeman
Montana Opticom, the ISP that in 2010 received $64 million in federal stimulus money to lay fiber-optic cable for broadband in the western portion of… Read More »Montana Opticom proposes fiber-optic line from Belgrade to Big Sky
Reporter Gail Schontzler filed this story a few days ago, after MSU’s assistant director of Web communications, Jake Dolan, made a presentation to the University… Read More »ICYMI: Montana State has strong social media kung-fu
Montana has received a failing grade from a nonprofit group in its annual report on transparency in government spending.
Last week, the Montana Telecommunications Association, sent a letter to the media outlining the organization’s views on what it deems the pitiful state of call… Read More »Montana telecom group unhappy with FCC over rural call completion
Noticed problems with your landline lately? You’re not alone. According to Phillip Dampier at StopTheCap.com, the FCC saw a 2,000 percent increase in the number… Read More »Montana senators want answers for degrading rural landline quality
The Montana Cowgirl Blog, a left-leaning Montana politics blog, reported a few days ago that an email newsletter sent from Montana Shrugged, a Billings tea… Read More »Billings tea party leader calls for a boycott of all media
Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Monica Lindeen announced today the creation of an online form for residents to report problems with their insurance.