Verizon expected to announce it has the iPhone
This morning, Verizon Wireless is expected to announced that it will carry the iPhone. This is big news in Montana, where Verizon is a major… Read More »Verizon expected to announce it has the iPhone
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Montana approves CenturyLink-Qwest merger
Regulators in Montana have approved a merger between CenturyLink and Qwest Communications.
Effecting social change (of Facebook profile pics)
Over the weekend, many people changed their Facebook avatars to cartoon characters as some kind of ridiculous statement against child abuse.
Boston Globe: Cooks Source likely to go out of business
The Boston Globe reports that a message posted to the magazine’s website says they’re likely to go out of business because of the scandal.
“4G” is a marketing term, except when it’s not
Today, Verizon will hold a press conference officially announcing the launch of the company’s 4G LTE network in 38 major cities. This means little for us here in Bozeman, of course. Verizon does not expect to have the whole country covered with its 4G LTE network until 2013.
Amazon reselling public-domain e-books created for Project Gutenberg
At least one contributor to the free, public-domain e-books site Project Gutenberg is complaining that Amazon is taking user-uploaded texts, stripping out the Gutenberg license information and reselling the e-books.
MySpace partners with Facebook, formally ending the social network wars
MySpace announced that it has partnered with Facebook to let users get their Facebook information into MySpace.
Montana political blog under new management
The past week has seen a change in management at the Montana politics blog Left in the West.
Meet the new e-mail. Same as the old e-mail?
There’s speculation that Facebook could announce on Monday that it will offer a web-based e-mail service to directly compete with Gmail. Would you use it? Do you even still you e-mail?
What kind of mobile app should the Chronicle develop?
A quick poll for you.