Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-09-07
September 07 2009
- The future of libraries–with or without books? http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/09/04/future.library.technology/index.html #
- Just hit 1500 followers – woo-hoo! #
- How fast is your Internet? WI ranks 27th among states – not fast enough, more work must be done: http://tinyurl.com/fastInt #
- Why is Verizon Sponsoring an Anti-Climate Rally Backed By Coal Giant Massey Energy? Seems odd: http://tinyurl.com/veriz #
- WW Issue: High-Tech Job and Industry Growth: We Energies announces $250 million biomass plant near Wausau says JSonline: http://bit.ly/tvzHT #
- Editorial: Return WisEye to cable lineup:http://tinyurl.com/Wiseye – backlash against Time Warner dumping WI's version of CSPAN #
- Great gallery of things considered High-tech once upon a time…http://bit.ly/3kOZ23 #
- RT @WSAW New Wisconsin state phone fee starts today: 75-cent fee for cell phones, landlines or other device: http://tinyurl.com/lws3cr #
- RT @TheNewNorth: Alternatives and conservation: New North energy companies garner interest as energy prices rise – http://bit.ly/YCV0H #
- Nielsen Research reports Metro Wausau (#135) gained 500 homes with TVs last year, the only market gain statewide: http://tinyurl.com/tvhomes #
- Nielsen Research reports Metro La Crosse/Eau Claire (#127) lost nearly 800 homes with TVs last year: http://tinyurl.com/tvhomes #
- Nielsen Research reports Metro Madison (#85) lost nearly 500 homes with TVs last year: http://tinyurl.com/tvhomes #
- Nielsen Research reports Metro Green Bay/Appleton (#70) lost nearly 800 homes with TVs last year: http://tinyurl.com/tvhomes #
- Nielsen Research reports Metro Milwaukee (#35) lost over 3500 homes with TVs last year: http://tinyurl.com/tvhomes #
- Graphic video detailing dangers of texting while driving brings thoughtful discussion http://bit.ly/2PW4AR Thanks JSonline! #
- RT @TheNewNorth Demand for workers trained in clean energy technology is increasing – http://bit.ly/axLti #
- Today is the deadline to sign up for Wisconsin's Do Not Call List, a program that is working: http://tinyurl.com/WInoCall #
- 547,000 WI households to get cell phones from FCC program working to help families bridge the digital divide. Read It: http://bit.ly/iyNeR #