Saturday evening’s thunderstorm brought sheets of lashing rain to most of Bozeman, downing small branches, partially flooding city streets and making fools of those of us who left car windows open even a tiny crack. It also brought out the chroniclers among us. Many, many people took to the social networks during and after the… Continue reading A chat with the star of Bozeman’s thunderstorm-tubing video
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YouTube hopes real names will help defeat nasty comments
YouTube is trying to get people who post comments on the video sharing site to use their real names, [according to the official YouTube blog](http://youtube-global.blogspot.com/2012/06/choosing-how-youre-seen-on-youtube.html). Starting back on June 29, the site gave users the choice of how their identity should appear. Users can pull information from their Google ID and even from their Google… Continue reading YouTube hopes real names will help defeat nasty comments
Libyan protester and UM Grizzly fan?
John S. Adams at the Lowdown politics blog posted this yesterday. A reader sent him a CNN YouTube clip showing the protests in Libya. Clearly visible at the 54-second mark is a man wearing a UM Grizzlies sweater.
Drunk posting epidemic sweeping nation, company responds with Firefox addon
We receive thousands of press releases a week at the Chronicle. Our general e-mail inbox is stuffed with companies hoping for free ink every day. And of all those thousands of releases, I read approximately one every month. Lucky you, I decided to write a blog post about the one press release I read this… Continue reading Drunk posting epidemic sweeping nation, company responds with Firefox addon
YouTube and flooding on the Gallatin River
A local video showing some of the flood damage along the Gallatin River on June 7, 2010.
Monsters on your television
Boing Boing provided me with this video while I was rummaging through my RSS reader this morning. As the title of the video says, it’s a bit creepy. I wonder if we can get something similar made to fight for Net Neutrality… (via Boing Boing)
Montana Tea Party using social media tools to connect
Montana Tea Party members are using social networking tools to connect with each other and spread their message, according to KBZK’s Erin Yeykal.