In my view, Google Books provides significant public benefits. It advances the progress of the arts and sciences,while maintaining respectful consideration for the rights of… Read More »Judge rules Google book-scanning project fair use
A recent study shows that, on average, @-reply tweets are getting shorter because people are using fewer and shorter words — especially jargon and coined… Read More »Study: Montana has longest average @-reply tweets
I learned about Twitter’s new custom timelines feature when I logged in to Tweetdeck this morning. I have to admit, like this user, I immediately… Read More »Twitter introduces custom timelines
Occasionally, my significant other wonders about moving to another city in Montana. There are a number of reasons why she wonders this, but suffice to… Read More »Analyst: Lee Enterprises ‘burning its furniture’ to stay alive
A group of 26 U.S. Senators, including both from Montana, have signed on to a letter to the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission asking… Read More »Senators ask FCC to reform rural broadband investment rules
The Montana Department of Corrections has updated its database of felons with an emphasis on real-time data. According to a press release, the Correctional Offender… Read More »Montana felon database now updated in real-time
A fun post found its way to Gov. Steve Bullock’s page on Facebook today. In the post, the governor said that Montana is prepared for… Read More »Montana ready for zombies, fiscally
I stumbled upon this old page on CNN’s site today while searching for something in Google. The interesting thing is, despite the template being very… Read More »Consistency
As a company, we found out just a few days before the rest of the state did that the Chronicle would be dropping its Monday… Read More »Six days a week
In the midst of tweeting about the University of Montana’s rout of Oklahoma Panhandle State on Sept. 21, 2013, the [Missoulian](http://www.twitter.com/missoulian) posted this: Zzzzzzzzz —… Read More »The perfect news tweet?