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Twitter: Something Fishy With Murphy-Himes?
Two members of Connecticut’s delegation have spent the last week in a tweeting war to see who can get the most followers. (Yes, I know. Congress really isn’t up to much these days.) Now, there may be...
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The Scoop Is Here! Check It Out
Investigative savant Matt Kauffman joins the blogging world. Welcome!
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Komen, Planned Parenthood And The New World
It isn’t just newspapers discovering it’s a brand new media world out there. Look at what happened with the Komen foundation’s clumsy decision to yank funding funding from Planned Parenthood. While the...
View ArticleHow A Yale Prof Deals With The FB Generation
He moves his class to a room to a hall without WiFi access. Dude is a UVM grad, by the way. If you’ve ever tried to teach a class of college kids, you can relate. From the Yale Daily News: Alexander...
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Comments Back At New Haven Independent
The New Haven Independent, which suspended reader comments on stories a couple of weeks ago, will allow them again, with restrictions: … we have decided that less is more. While in the past we have...
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Curling Up On The Couch With The iPad
Look at the numbers for what people use to read the news by time of day. From the new Pew report on the state of the news business. At night, some people still like to read something longer.
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Check These Connecticut Blogs
Here are a few of the winners in The Websters. There’s a lot more going on out there than you might think. See the full list and links here.
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Increasingly, Granny Is On Facebook
A new survey by the Pew Internet and American Life Project reveals that older Americans are quickly embracing social networking sites. Facebook isn’t just for teenagers anymore:
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Democrat Politicos More Likely To Use Social Networking
Better than 8 in 10 users of Facebook and other social networking sites say they rarely post anything to do with politics, according to a survey by the Pew Internet and American Life Project. But...
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