Montreal Gazette to go Web-only on Sundays
On Aug. 8, the Montreal Gazette will stop publishing its Sunday edition and go Web-only for a day, publisher Alan Allnutt said in a statement on the paper’s website.
Web Stuff
Montana Digital Academy makes online classes available for free to high schoolers
This fall, Montana high school students will be able to take online classes for free through the Montana Digital Academy.
Following now: Apple’s 2010 WWDC Keynote
A new iPhone is among the highlights from Steve Jobs’ keynote at the 2010 Apple WWDC.
Just how big is the Gulf oil slick?
A Google Maps mashup allows you to superimpose an image of the Gulf oil slick over any part of the globe you want.
Network upgrades cause Internet slow-downs for some Bresnan customers
A network upgrade has slowed Internet access for some Bresnan customers in Bozeman.
Tabnapping: the hot new thing in phishing attacks
A new kind of phishing attack dubbed “tabnapping” is targeting users of Firefox who love to keep browser tabs open.
I want one or several
This little gadget, the U-Socket, was previewed at this year’s MacWorld, and I fell in love with it as soon as I saw it.
Virology via video game and Pac-Man the time waster
A UK virology network has put out a video game to help people understand why flu pandemics are so rare, and Google Pac-Man wasted nearly 4.82 million hours of productivity.
Apparently, Microsoft is still trying to get people to use Hotmail
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?
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.