Max Pacioretty Correctly Calls Tim Thomas Game 7 Shutout On Twitter
There's certainly no love loss between Canadiens winger Max Pacioretty and the Boston Bruins.
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There's certainly no love loss between Canadiens winger Max Pacioretty and the Boston Bruins.
Former Boston Celtic guard Nate Robinson is apologizing to fans after police caught him urinating in public in a New York City suburb.
U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas is calling on U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner to step down after the New York Democrat admitted to sending a lewd photo of himself to a woman via Twitter.
The people of central Massachusetts have no qualms about offering support after last week's tornadoes, and it's those grassroots efforts that are most impressive.
Yes it's true.....I'm officially Gary LaPierre, O.C. (ordained clergy) and am available as an officiant for Weddings, Funerals, Bar Mitzvah's, whatever. You can call me "Rev G".
With so many social media outlets available there's been much debate about whether users should link their accounts.
When you meet someone in real life, they often introduce themselves with their name and maybe their company's name. But when you're meeting someone online, that's not always how it happens.
The Massachusetts Secretary of State wants to see how financial advisers are using Facebook and Twitter.
Toyota is setting up a social networking service with the help of a U.S. Internet company and Microsoft so drivers can interact with their cars in a way that's similar to posting on Facebook or Twitter.
Red Sox color analyst Jerry Remy says he's coming back to the broadcast booth.
How did you find out about Osama Bin Laden's death? Many of us read the headlines on Facebook and Twitter, before tuning into the President's speech.
Is it acceptable to tweet what you're ordering? What about taking that phone call or responding to an email?
Injured Montreal Canadien Max Pacioretty has apologized for a comment he made on Twitter making fun of Bruins forward Brad Marchand's nose.
It looks like a television studio. There are lights, cameras, a desk for the anchor. But rather than watching this show on television, viewers tune in on their computers.
It's nothing new for hockey fans to share their enthusiasm for their teams, but now the NHL is making it a little easier for fans to share their excitement with fellow fans.
Jumping into the world of social media can be daunting for some businesses, so Amber Naslund says the first thing businesses shoudl do is listen.
Grab the remote and a laptop or smartphone. That's how many more Americans are now watching TV.
Amtrak is introducing a pilot program to notify Northeast Corridor passengers about major service disruptions via Twitter.
Darn it!!! Just when I was about to launch my mself into the world of Facebook....a story topping the news outlets this morning saying "doctors warn about Facebook depression."
With social media sites like Twitter and Facebook such a part of every day life, moms know they are going to need to be camera ready as soon as the baby is born.
Please, please do not believe everything you read online and do not trust random websites!
When you go on Facebook, does it sound like all of your friends are leading fabulous lives and yours is just kind of ordinary?
Here's another quote I wish I had said......"Where are we going....and why are we in this hand-basket?" That could apply to so many happenings in the world today and it almost seems you've got to stand in line to get through to the numbers of people who do and say stupid things and wonder why we're in the hand-basket.
There's no question that an easy Wi-Fi connection is convenient, but is it safe?
While the state may have a few well-known slogans -- "You Can Make It In Massachusetts" and "The Spirit of Massachusetts is the Spirit of America" – many towns don't.
