Its mascot is a giant wooden lumberjack, the university is frequented by moose, and it just might be the birthplace of the modern beer can. Cashing in on fifteen minutes of fame.
A city of 80,000 vs a child of 8 pounds in the fight for internet dominance.
My city decided to leave Twitter. I’m holding on to their username in case they decide to come back.
Just a friendly reminder that democracy isn’t simply picking one side to be in charge every four years. It’s a process that happens every day in a variety of forums and ways.
Compromising between indoor and outdoor cats.
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but there is a lot of good stuff out there. Like, a lot. So why add to the noise?
It’s possible to report on a racist incident without implying that the city as a whole is racist.
You might want to extend your online relationships beyond the one you’ll have with your current employer.
Step away from the TV, turn off Twitter, and keep it in perspective.
John A. Macdonald is as much my ancestor as Deganawida. So why was I only taught about one of them?
Say less.
What does it mean when our memories are divided into the pre- and post-digital age?
An ongoing collection of amazing radio storytelling (and thoughts on radio storytelling) that keep me inspired. March 2013 edition.
By killing Reader, Google is missing an opportunity to bring more people inside the Google+ environment.
A morning of darkness.
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