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THE DULLUM FILE The Week in Tweets
A fewof the week's tweets. Mine (of course) and others. Paula Poundstone @paulapoundstone Chris Matthews just let a guest talk. Steve Martin @SteveMartinToGo Tonight in Ft. Myers I never played bett...
Posted on 5/24/13 at 3:24 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES Blogging behind the scenes....
From the Classroom: When you receive this article, I will be soaking in another session of a seminar called "Mind the App," a class being offered for students and those interested in knowing how to...
Posted on 4/22/13 at 5:32 AM
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
SUNDOG: MARKETING + TECHNOLOGY How to be at Dreamforce Without Actually Being There
Its one of the hottest conferences of the year. Dreamforce is September 18th 21st with some of the most anticipated keynotes and a performance by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. You want to go, but your b...
Posted on 9/12/12 at 3:16 PM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE It's the Little Things That Drive You Nuts
Yesterday was one of those days when nothing went right, and I wouldn't have noticed it if it had. The details don't matter, as I'm sure you have your own version of special days like this: the toi...
Posted on 7/5/12 at 11:21 AM
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
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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Minnesota school, police shut down bullying Twitter account
Worthington District 518 Administrator John Landgaard has half a page of hand-written names of high school students and graduates who played some role in a Twitter account established Monday that was used to spread gossip about WHS classmates.
By Julie Buntjer , July 12, 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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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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Mike and Ike, of candy fame, announce split in social network ad campaign
They've been together 72 years, but it's not clear whether Mike and Ike will reach their next anniversary. The colorful candy characters are going their separate ways, and using Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr to announce the split.
By Maryclaire Dale , April 15, 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
Teen's tweet with hashtag projectkris about Calgary house party draws world-wide interest
Hunter Mills tweeted earlier this week about a Calgary, Alberta, party this weekend at his friend Kris Morrey's house and included the hashtag projectkris, a play on the new film "Project X," about a house party that escalates out of control.
By Associated Press , March 10, 2012
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CBC's Don Cherry takes to tweeting
The 78-year-old commentator on the "Hockey Night in Canada" feature Coach's Corner announced Thursday that he had joined the social media site.
By Associated Press , March 02, 2012
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CNN suspends analyst Roland Martin for 'offensive' tweet comments
CNN said today that political analyst Roland Martin's remarks on Twitter were "regrettable and offensive" and he will not be on air "for the time being."
By Associated Press , February 08, 2012
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THEIR OPINION: Legal issues abound as Twitter expands
"As Twitter's business ambitions grow along with its usage," the editorial states, "it will increasingly face a fundamental decision in some countries: Does it operate more as a news media outlet or a communications company?"
By Star Tribune Editorial Board , February 07, 2012
And the winner of the Twitter Bowl is....
Here's the Twitter world's take on Super Bowl XLVI: Doritos is the most popular brand that advertised on Sunday; pizza is the favorite food of tweeters; beer was the beverage of choice, and broadcaster Cris Collinsworth was the top on-air personality during the game.
By David Phelps , February 07, 2012
What's news at the Capitol, with help from Twitter
When news breaks at the Capitol, the first aftershocks are often felt in the world of Twitter, the online social networking site that allows users to spread their message no more than 140 characters at a time.
By Doug Glass , January 29, 2012
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Activists, bloggers around the world fear Twitter censorship
Thursday's announcement that Twitter had refined its technology to censor messages on a country-by-country basis raised fears that the company's commitment to free speech may be weakening. Twitter is trying to broaden its audience and make more money by expanding around the globe.
By Michael Liedtke , January 27, 2012
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No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?
If a day without Wikipedia was a bother, think bigger. In this plugged-in world, we would barely be able to cope if the entire Internet went down in a city, state or country for a day or a week.
By Seth Borenstein , January 18, 2012
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