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A NICE RING TO IT .com is so 2000.
Ever since the inception of the Internet, we've been trained to recognize web sites by their addresses,usually ending in .com, .net., .org, or .gov, although there are more than 300 Internet domain su...
Posted on 6/20/11 at 6:33 PM
HUNGRY FOR LIFE Being An American
Sometimes we see things "as we see them, not as they are." I think our minister said thisbefore he retiredfrom ourchurch. He went on a medical disability for cancer.It's hard at times to walk in someo...
Posted on 1/20/11 at 10:29 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREAVOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #10 - Nov 24, 2010
First of all, Happy Thanksgiving to all you! Before you head out for SAFE travels this Thanksgiving I have a few announcements from the areavoices community. If you still would like to weigh in on our...
Posted on 11/24/10 at 12:12 PM
LAGNIAPPE Did you miss me?
There is one co-worker in the Daily Globe newsroom who always asks, "Did you miss me?" when she returns from vacation. I have sometimes teased her by saying, "Were you gone?" I hope that you Lagniap...
Posted on 8/16/10 at 2:47 PM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Disconnected Monday
The “Boomtown Rats” were a singing group from the early eighties. Their most popular song was “I don’t like Mondays” which is a theme echoed by people whose work-week beg...
Posted on 5/12/10 at 11:33 PM
Lily and Hope’s friends become Facebook fundraisers 
Combine the public’s fascination with two Ely-area black bears with the instant global connection of Facebook, and what do you get?
By John Myers , August 30, 2010
Gunflint Lodge owner lobbies for better Internet service
You can get broadband Internet service along the North Shore’s Scenic Highway 61, but veer off the corridor, and you’ll lose it. For resorts, farms and other businesses in rural areas, that’s becoming a growing liability as the world becomes increasingly connected.
By Candace Renalls , August 23, 2010
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People generate texting search answers
As mobile technology becomes increasingly entwined with daily life, at least two companies — ChaCha and KGB — are betting there’s a growing appetite for a different way to get answers on the go.
By Sarah Halzack , August 16, 2010
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Lake County: Judge to hear dispute over cell phone tower
Is it “palustrine emergent, saturated palustrine forested, and palustrine scrub shrub with seasonal emergent” or is it statute-defined wetland? That will be one of the complicated questions bandied about a courtroom in Minneapolis on Wednesday as a Fourth District judge hears a dispute over a proposed AT&T cell phone tower in Lake County’s Fall Lake Township, east of Ely.
By Mike Creger , July 29, 2010
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Some Superior residents lose Internet, cell service
Superior residents lost Internet and cell phone connections Wednesday afternoon because of a cut cable.
By News Tribune staff , July 29, 2010
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Calling Wisconsin? Get ready to dial 715 and 534
Punching a seven-digit phone number into the 715 area code in Northwestern Wisconsin is about to go the way of the rotary dial.
By Shelley Nelson , July 12, 2010
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12-year-old Duluth girl the face of Google film
The face of the Google film is a ponytailed sixth-grader in the role Google Child, an all-knowing orphan looking for a home. The metaphor being: Google Child as Google Fiber, and the home as Duluth.
By Christa Lawler , March 21, 2010
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Audit finds flaws in upgrades of college computers
ST. PAUL — The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system hasn’t provided adequate oversight of contractors hired to help overhaul its computer network, and upgrades were made without enough thought paid to the end user, according to a report released Tuesday.
By Chris Williams , February 10, 2010
Crime fighting goes high tech
Within the last year and a half, the city of Duluth found itself victim of the types of crime that can be committed using technology. Someone hijacked one of the city’s computers and used it to send out phishing e-mails seeking bank account information.
By Shelley Nelson , January 23, 2010
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18-year-old uses Facebook to admit he shot companion
Minneapolis — Millions turn to Facebook every day to catch up with friends, to share photos and articles, to post details of daily life.
By Minneapolis Star Tribune , December 20, 2009
Lake County to speed up Internet
State leaders often talk about two Minnesotas, a well-connected Minnesota around the Twin Cities and a less advanced Minnesota elsewhere. Nowhere is that more evident than in Internet service.
By Don Davis , November 29, 2009
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Web-monitoring software gathers data on children
Parents who install a leading brand of software to monitor their kids’ online activities may be unwittingly allowing the developer to gather marketing data from children as young as 7 — and to sell that information.
By Deborah Yao , September 07, 2009
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ACLU issues Facebook privacy warning
The ACLU of Northern California is employing a cautionary Facebook quiz of its own to illustrate how quizzes that may seem “perfectly harmless” can release an array of data to the wider world — including users’ “religion, sexual orientation, political affiliation, photos, events, notes, wall posts, and groups.”
By Scott Duke Harris , August 31, 2009
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