Reading: Draft Dick Cheney - A committee is born (via @ColonelTribune)

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Reading: Tiger Woods hurt in early-morning crash outside his Isleworth home (via @OrlandoSentinel)

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Photo: Mollie (@mollieann) is getting into the holiday spirit at the Walnut Room

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Photo: I'll be back (funny)

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Watching: Chris Brogan's Web 2 Expo Speech - "The Serendipity Engine"

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Reading: Leaving a Vulgar Comment Online Might Cost You Your Job (via @rww)

A One-Word Comment Cost a School Employee His Job

A vulgar comment was made by a reader of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's website on Friday on an article about the strangest things you've ever eaten. The headline was practically asking for a juvenile response and, thanks to the anonymity of the internet, that's exactly what happened. In the comments section of the article, one user posted a single word response referring to a part of a woman's anatomy. Of course, the site's moderators quickly deleted the comment but it soon reappeared - obviously this juvenile was intent on having their say.

But this time, instead of just deleting the comment in question, the site's director of social media, Kurt Greenbaum, did a little sleuthing too. He found that the commenter's IP address was coming from a local school...and that's where this story starts to get interesting.


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Watching: The Muppets perform 'Bohemian Rhapsody' (via @mollieann)

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Reading: Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr…Can news orgs be everywhere? (via @lavrusik)

Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr...Can news orgs be everywhere?

Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr...Can news orgs be everywhere?... This evening there was some buzz about Newsweek's Tumblr, after Nieman Lab tweeted about it. Its design is quite nice and it includes a lot of content that is curated...


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Reading: Altadis and Tatuaje End Lawsuit

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Reading: Twitter launching paid business accounts (via @telegraphMG)

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