Court: FCC does not have authority to regulate net neutrality
The FCC does not have the authority to enforce net neutrality, a federal appeals court ruled today.
Michael Becker
Michael Becker is the Web Editor of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. He has been a blogger and professional journalist since 2005, covering subjects ranging from nonprofits and crime to engineering and technology.
Butte shooting for Google gigabit
Butte shooting for Google gigabit Butte is applying for Google ultra-fast Internet, the Montana Standard reports.
The Flathead Valley will not try for Google ultra-fast Internet
The Flathead Valley will not try for Google ultra-fast Internet No cities in the Flathead Valley applied to be considered for ultra-fast Google Internet service,… Read More »The Flathead Valley will not try for Google ultra-fast Internet
Montana conducting broadband speed test
The Montana Department of Commerce is conducting an online test to determine the speed and efficiency of the state’s broadband Internet services.
Bozeman makes a bid for super-fast Google Internet service
Bozeman has officially put in its bid to become a test city for Google’s new super-high-speed Internet service, which the company says will give customers… Read More »Bozeman makes a bid for super-fast Google Internet service
The State of the Internet
A video designed and animated by online marketing agency JESS3 for the its lecture at AIGA Baltimore in February 2010.
Survey shows nearly one-third of journalists don’t use social media or read blogs
Some rather crazy numbers from the second annual Middleberg/SNCR Survey of the Media in the Wired World.
Majerus goes to end of earth to reach goal
Mandie Majerus’ habit of posing challenges for herself started early, when as a girl growing up in Bozeman, she pinned a map of Antarctica to her wall and swore she’d get there someday.
Belgrade man indulges lifelong love of Alaska
“Craig and Alaska have had a long love affair,” he said, noting his early passion for frontier poetry and Jack London novels. “I may have been born a century too late.”
Community comes to school’s rescue
The last time the Chronicle took a close look at Lower Bridger School, back in 2000, the century-old schoolhouse was in pretty rough shape.