03/09/10 - 3:50 am
While many have claimed MySpace is dead, its popularity seems to divide along north-south and economic lines. 
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03/02/10 - 11:24 am
The Minneapolis bridge collapse, the Virginia Tech shooting, California wildfires, the earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, even here in Fargo during recent flooding—what do these all have in common?
They were helped in some small way by people using Twitter.
02/28/10 - 2:05 pm
Today is the day the gold medal hockey game (USA vs. Canada) is being played. There’s also a NASCAR race on about that same time, and many college and basketball games being played across the country.
Actually attending these events is still considered the pinnacle experience for the sports fan. Beyond that, HDTV has made sports bars (and Best Buy) a lot of money.
But for many, the combination of their own HDTV and Twitter is their new favorite way to watch the “big game.” Now—sitting alone in your favorite chair—you can discuss the game with dozens of sports fans, just like you were at the game or sharing a beer at your favorite sports bar.
01/29/10 - 5:15 pm
Consumers tired of big-bank bailouts and bonuses are being urged to vote with their wallets by moving their money to smaller community banks. Thanks to a virtual movement called “Move Your Money,” consumers now have an easier way to research alternatives, such as smaller banks located in a zip code near them. 
01/29/10 - 1:29 pm
You Are No Longer In Control And That’s OK
I’ll let Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, explain in this short, 4-minute TED Talk…
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