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Twitter is the place to go for up-to-date information about Boston food. Be sure to follow Boston's best foodies first. Take advantage of food bloggers, dining pages by newspapers and magazines, and others who provide information on restaurant openings, food events, restaurant reviews and recipes on Twitter.
The MBTA is investigating reports that a T worker took pictures under a woman's skirt.
Luke Donald has apologized for criticizing golf course architect Gil Hanse in a tweet that was meant to be private.
Forget ballot box irregularities. There's a virtual dust-up under way over how Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney amassed more than 100,000 new Twitter followers in just one weekend.
It's yet another case study of Internet poison, and how dicey the freedom and speed the web offers can be.
On Thursday, the ever popular social network, Twitter, went down for about an hour.
With all the communicative access to current local, national, and global information, expecting the masses to settle for media headlines and sound bites is insulting to today's technologically-aware audience.
During the outage, which hit some tweeters off and on early yesterday afternoon, a number of them posted e-mails saying, essentially, my life is over.
Employers are asking workers and potential hires for passwords to social media pages so they can learn more of them.
The Cape Cod black bear, which was spotted in Brewster Thursday morning, is becoming a local celebrity of sorts.
Officers say 18-year-old Nicole Lee posted a note suggesting a "fake Columbine" would be a great senior prank.
Why do we like to talk about ourselves so much? It turns out, our brains find it to be very rewarding. Facebook and Twitter give people a new outlet for this behavior.
