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BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD NORTH DAKOTA Register for Friday’s 5K, share experiences in social media
By Ryan Schuster Last years Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota Friday Night 5K was a great experience for the 9,500 who walked or ran the 3.1-mile course at the Fargo Marathon. This years 5K is s...
Posted on 5/13/13 at 10:17 AM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! Evil, Good, and the Boston Bombing
I realize that I'm about to anger a lot of people right now, but I saw a few things about the Boston bombing last night on social media that were upsetting, not just to me, but to others as well. And...
Posted on 4/16/13 at 3:14 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY A lesson in social media usage from Trollwood
Often times, I go out and speak to community groups about social media (by the way, I'm taking appointments now, so if you'd like me to talk about blogging and social media to your club or organizatio...
Posted on 12/4/12 at 3:45 PM
4 MY FUTURE: CAREER AND CHARACTER EDUCATION Using Twitter to Fight Cyberbullying...
Read about a great story of an Osseo, MN high school student using Twitter to combat cyberbullying by creating a nice accountintended tolift the spirits of classmates. It sets a great example of using...
Posted on 10/10/12 at 8:11 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Different strokes for different social media accounts
State agencies use Twitter, Facebook and other social media to varying degrees. A recent check showed agency Twitter followers range from 79 for the Corrections Department to 5,450 for the Department...
Posted on 7/14/12 at 10:11 AM
Pope joins tweeting masses with Pontifex handle 
Benedict XVI, the pope known for his hefty volumes of theology and lengthy encyclicals, is now trying brevity — spreading the faith through his own Twitter account.
By Nicole Winfield , December 03, 2012
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Minnesota man accused of posting nude pix of ex online
Anoka County prosecutors say 20-year-old Christian Richard Montgomery created fake Facebook and Twitter accounts in his ex-girlfriend's name and uploaded the photos.
By Associated Press , August 04, 2012
News director in Duluth issues apology for Facebook post
A local TV news director’s Facebook comment about a “drunk, homeless, Native American” who wandered into his yard caused a stir on social media websites Thursday and provoked a request for an on-air apology from two local commissions.
By Christa Lawler , August 02, 2012
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Olympics awash in Twitter, for better or worse
It's amazing how much trouble can be stirred up in 140 characters or less. But also how much intimacy, excitement, global scope and, yes, general zaniness. For better and for worse, the 2012 Olympics are being shaped, shaken and indisputably changed by a social media revolution that four years ago in Beijing was in its toddlerhood.
By Barbara Ortutay and Paul Haven , July 31, 2012
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It takes an e-village to raise a child
While your world shifts in previously unimaginable ways when you become a parent, one fundamental thing does not: You need a village to help you along. As a result, many new moms are seeking sanctuary and support in blogs and Facebook, according to a couple of recent studies.
By Michelle Maltais , July 10, 2012
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Social media has benefits and dangers for UND student-athletes
Amid investigations into sexual assaults on its Missoula, Mont., campus, the University of Montana football team grabbed headlines during the offseason when team captains decided to ban the program’s players from using Twitter.
The decision begged the question: Is it worth it for universities to allow their college athletes to use Twitter? UND thinks so. In fact, UND has fully embraced Twitter.
By Tom Miller , July 08, 2012
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Social media a godsend for those with rare diseases
Deb McGarry had just delivered the eulogy at her grandmother’s funeral when pain shot through her chest. A wave of nausea followed.
“Something is wrong,” McGarry whispered to her husband as an arm went numb and the lump in her throat turned to panic.
By Erin Meyer , June 25, 2012
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Twitter sensation Kelly Oxford hooks Hollywood
Oxford, a suburban housewife and mother of three, is a Twitter superstar, with more than 350,000 fans. Oscar winners, late-night talk show hosts, even film critic Roger Ebert follow her on the social media service, eager to read wry observations about daily life and celebrity culture.
By Nicole Sperling , June 19, 2012
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Social media: A new mom’s new best friend
It’s the middle of the night and new mom Katie Champ rocks back and forth in the dark, struggling to nurse newborn Kaylee.
By Aimee Blanchette , June 05, 2012
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SOCIAL MEDIA: Do students have the freedom to tweet?
Schools discuss policies preventing online abuse through social media in the wake of a Minnesota lawsuit over a girl's use of Facebook. Grand Forks Public Schools officials say there have been no serious problems but they have policies against bullying, harassment and intimidation.
By Stephen J. Lee and Tu-Uyen Tran , April 12, 2012
‘Thinspiration’ a dangerous phenomenon
Increasingly popular online culture glorifies eating disordersImages of bony hipbones, concave stomachs, and quotes like “Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels” are popping up on social networks. The images are part of a new Internet phenomenon — “Thinspiration” — that young women with eating disorders are using to support their unhealthy lifestyles.
By Brooke Auxier , March 30, 2012
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Increasing problem for schools: Fake Facebook identities
Amid a wave of proliferating Facebook fakes and cyber-attacks - including children too young for Facebook's minimum age of 13 - more law enforcement agencies are finding themselves coping with outdated state laws, limited resources and a steep learning curve on children's use of social media.
By Joy Powell , March 21, 2012
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Schools get option to not use "pink slime" ground beef filler
Amid a growing social media storm over so-called "lean finely textured beef," the U.S. Department of Agriculture announce today that, starting in the fall, schools involved in the national school lunch program will have the option of avoiding the product.
By Michael Hill , March 15, 2012
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Religious rap: Fargo-area churches look online to reach youths
The video featuring old men rapping is an example of how area churches are turning more to multimedia and social media as a means to reach a larger part of their congregations, especially a younger population not typically at church on Sundays.
By Sam Benshoof , March 13, 2012
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'All of a sudden, all hell breaks loose': Hagerty's review of Olive Garden becomes Internet sensation
"Because the restaurant was the Olive Garden," reporter Dave Kolpack writes, "Marilyn Hagerty's earnest assessment swiftly became an Internet sensation, drawing comments both sincere and sarcastic from food bloggers and others. For the 85-year-old Hagerty, the response was bewildering — and it threatened to make her late for a bridge game."
By Dave Kolpack , March 10, 2012
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- FRIDAY NIGHT: Marilyn Hagerty ‘surreal’ journey in national spotlight adds 4 TV appearances
- SATURDAY: 'I've been a lot of other things, but never viral': Marilyn's interview about Olive Garden review on 'CBS This Morning: Saturday' (VIDEO)
- THE EATBEAT COLUMN THAT WENT VIRAL: Long-awaited Olive Garden receives warm welcome
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- MATTERS AT HAND: Grand Forks and Herald bask as Marilyn goes viral
- RYAN BAKKEN SUNDAY: Marilyn’s press secretary speaks
- Carrie Sandstrom, Bismarck, letter: Thanks, Grandma! Notes of Marilyn’s biggest fan"
- VIDEO: 'I still don't get it': Herald columnist Hagerty reflects on whirlwind publicity
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