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.
The popular blog Reddit will be blacked out for 12 hours on Jan. 18 to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act that is wending its way through the House of Representatives, according to a posting on the site.
Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Monica Lindeen announced today the creation of an online form for residents to report problems with their insurance.
Some of the fans of the Chronicle Police Reports page on Facebook have noticed that the blotter items posted there are not posted on the same day they appear in the paper or online. In fact, some of them appear on Facebook several weeks after they first appeared in print.
Update: Terri McCoy called over the weekend to clarify one issue about the complaints received from the 2010 reporting program. I wrote that 45 submissions… Read More »Montana Secretary of State launches site to streamline election law violation reports
If you haven’t heard about SOPA and PIPA from the people in your online circles already, you will probably learn about it soon, especially if… Read More »Web blackout discussed to protest SOPA
The Bozeman Police Department announced Nov. 30 that it received a grant to buy a new patrol car camera that streams data wirelessly to servers… Read More »Bozeman police buying wireless patrol car camera
An article published on Inc.com extolls the virtues of the Gallatin Valley as a home for tech start-ups.
Jenna Wortham at the New York Times gives us this article today, telling the stories of people who are living outside the Facebook empire.
This post comes from the “don’t tweet about goofing off at work and think that your boss will never find out” department.
The Chronicle’s fellow Pioneer-owned paper, the Herald Journal in Logan, Utah, announced this week that it will stop printing a paper on Mondays.