Asking For A Facebook Password
What's the worst question you could be asked in a job interview? How about: what's your Facebook password - but is it illegal?
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What's the worst question you could be asked in a job interview? How about: what's your Facebook password - but is it illegal?
Keep Philadelphia Beautiful has launched an interactive litter prevention campaign to link the act of littering with universally accepted wrongdoings.
"I want to apologize to her directly, on behalf of the city government and our administration," Mayor Nutter said of a "tweet" by press secretary Mark McDonald about a Daily News columnist.
Chris has a big show on such a rainy day as he talks with Stripper Melissa BangBang Forgione, CBS3's Ben Simmoneau on his peice about Twitter is where the Strippers are hiding, John Stossel's visit to Philadelphia tomorrow, and Philadelphia's Inquirer's Business Editor Andy Maykuth.
Prostitution has plagued any number of internet sites in recent years – notably Craigslist – but now the CBS 3 I-Team has found a new hideout for hookers on one of the most widely-used social media sites.
Chris discusses Newt Gingrich's upcoming departure from the Presidential race, President Obama's appearance on the Jimmy Fallon Show, and the arrest of a woman at a WaWa who took $2300. He talks to CBS 3's Elizabeth Hur about and arrest in the Mayfair tire slashings and Entertainment Tonight's Nancy O'Dell about her interview with Ann Romney.
Chris talks to the four top candidates running for the Republican nomination for Senate in Pennsylvania, Tom Smith, Steve Welch, Sam Rohrer, and David Christian. He talks to Congressman Ron Paul about his run for President. He also discusses Mitt Romney's visit to Delaware County yesterday and his stance on extending lower interest on student loans.
Former Eagles Safety Brian Dawkins Has Announced His Retirement
Chris recounts last night's disappointing Flyers performance and the best dog recipes from Twitter. He talks to Sidney Barthwell, who attended High School with Mitt Romney and Law School with Barack Obama, Congressman Pat Meehan about the GSA scandal and Danny Bonaduce about the death of Dick Clark.
The next time you jump on your phone or computer and leave an online review for a company, be warned, you might get a phone call or email from the business asking you to take it down!
Chris reviews last night's Red Meat Tour with the Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol, he talks to Presidential Candidate Newt Gingrich and revel's in the Flyers come from behind playoff win over the Penguins.
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey says that in coming weeks, he's starting a test in which officers on duty will post updates on Twitter -- to better reach the communities they patrol.
Chris discusses Rick Santorum's decision to drop out of the Republican Presidential Primary and analyzes the repercussions with John Hayward of Human Events. He debates the suspension given to Miami Marlins Manager Ozzie Guillen for professing his love for Fidel Castro and also talks to Todd Zolecki from MLB.com and Tom McGrath, the Editor of Philadelphia Magazine.
Baseball analyst Tim McCarver is not a fan of social media.
Chris addresses the Phillies slow start and talks about the opening series in Pittsburgh with Manager Charlie Manuel. He discusses the alledged Republican "war on women" on the Monday Morning Matchup with Michael Bronstein and Jeff Roe and to Politico Reporter Mike Allen about "Inside the Circus", and e-book he co-authored about the Republican Primary Campaign for President.
The Philadelphia Police Department plans to develop a small group of officers that will use Twitter.
Chris is very exicted for opening day of the Phillies season. He talks to an opponent on gambling in Valley Forge, reviews last night's Pennsylvania Republican Senate Primary Debate with Dom Giordano and allegations that Mitt Romney used sandwiches to buy votes in Wisconsin.
Baseball gives players new rules for Twitter, Facebook.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who has seen Bruce Springsteen in concert more than a hundred times, called on The Boss on Tuesday to help Atlantic City by performing at the new Revel casino on Labor Day weekend.
A new trend is taking over the food industry. It's called food porn.
For a music or sports superfan to one-up a friend, it's not all about the autograph anymore. They've turned to Twitter to beg for a celebrity shout-out for all to see.
Jason Babin gets into an argument with fans on Twitter, tries to defend himself.
A Center City lawyer is using the power of social media to help fuel local businesses.
Did she or didn't she show too much?
"Stop and think before you post," says La Salle business school associate dean MarySheila McDonald.
