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What's the newest and coolest at the end of a llllloooooong day chasing down tech news? Glad you asked. Before I collapse, here's the latest...
And what's the latest from the tech world on this soggy ol' Friday? Here, take a towel and dry off, and check out these dandies...
Target Alpena Development Corp. has received conditional approval by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation to become a SmartZone.
A vigilant father had quite a hand in stopping a 22-year-old Eastpointe man from having sex with his 13-year-old daughter.
Imprisoned ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick may be offline while in lockup, but his social media pages haven't gone dark.
Police are searching for a 15-year-old St. Clair County girl who may have been kidnapped after hooking up with a man she met online.
What else is new and cool on the wild, wonderful edge of technology? I'll sharpen the view for you -- but watch out, don't get cut.
Step one to landing a great job? Update all online profiles.
And now, the latest in the ever-changing world of high tech, from all over the Series of Tubes... enjoy!
What started out small as a place for Copper Country residents to post information about lost or found animals soon grew.
A local bar owner is using Facebook to help catch a thief.
A Washtenaw County man accused of sexually assaulting underage girls he met on Facebook has pleaded guilty in one of the cases.
From the streets to cyberspace, 21st century gangs are taking their arguments to the Internet.
Social media giant Facebook made waves Tuesday with the announcement it is dipping a toe into Google's territory -- by offering a search function.
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Michigan legislation aimed at prohibiting employers from asking job applicants and employees for online passwords and other account information could become law.
"The Internet is the new public highway," said WWJ legal analyst Charlie Langton. "This is a tech highway, you should have no expectation of privacy when you use Facebook."
The school shooting in Connecticut hit close to home for several sports stars, and they extended their condolences over social media websites such as Twitter.
Authorities are releasing new details in a November murder of a woman in Midland County who met the suspect over Facebook.
See how people get creative and commemorate a unique configuration of the calendar and clocks. ZOMG! All the numbers are 12!
As the end of year nears it is time to take a moment to look back to see what made the top of the best of lists for 2012. Other than the presidential election there have been many other battles this year to score a number one spot in the United States. Companies, writers, public relation experts and cities have all been vying for the golden top spot.
Fans of Pure Michigan are invited to share their favorite "Michigan Moment" as part of a photo contest, with the winning photo published in the Pure Michigan Travel Guide.
Made from the Heart Custom Designs, an online boutique for bridal kits, baby shower kits and unique gifts, reported a 118 percent increase in the traffic coming to their website from Facebook. Fenton-based 3Sixty Interactive launched the company's Web site and Facebook page in July.
Camelot Venture Group in Farmington Hills claims the feature poaches on its own service through its web site wantbutton-dot.com and is confusing to consumers.
