Roundup for July 11
The Kremlin has ordered nearly $15,000 worth of typewriters to type top secret documents because they don’t trust the security of computers. Just who gets… Read More »Roundup for July 11
The Kremlin has ordered nearly $15,000 worth of typewriters to type top secret documents because they don’t trust the security of computers. Just who gets… Read More »Roundup for July 11
Ken Tingley, editor of the Post-Star in Glens Falls, N.Y., explained in a column on Jan. 14 his newspaper’s policy for posting content online. Each and every day, the Post-Star keeps two stories offline and runs them only in the print edition.
A reader recently wrote in asking why the Chronicle allows anonymous or pseudonymous comments on its website while requiring that letter writers verify their names and addresses before their letters are printed.
Jenna Wortham at the New York Times gives us this article today, telling the stories of people who are living outside the Facebook empire.
Bozeman’s Dahl Funeral Chapel was featured in a New York Times story about the growing practice of streaming video of funerals online for remote grievers.
Looking to do your taxes on a 3-inch screen this year? There is an app for that, the New York Times reports: Intuit, the company… Read More »File your taxes from your smartphone
Microsoft is trying to revamp its veteran Hotmail system by adding new features, but will it be enough to overcome the service’s major image problem?