Live Updates: The 54th GRAMMYs
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There are plenty of ways to find out what's going on with your favorite sports team, but getting that information the minute it breaks is a little more difficult. That's where Bleacher Report comes in.
Sebastien Le Toux announces he's been traded via Twitter.
In protest of two bills in Congress that would aggressively crack down on illegal Internet content, Wikipedia is offline today. But it's far from the only site speaking out over free speech concerns. That appears to be having an impact on Capitol Hill.
The IntoNow app uses the sound from your TV to figure out what you're watching, then offers related information, such as news headlines, sports statistics or twitter feeds discussing the episode.
The National Constitution Center held a discussion on social media and privacy Thursday, featuring several privacy experts.
The Philadelphia Police Department has embraced social media and it's paid off in the increase in solved crimes.
Jon Bon Jovi wants his fans to know he's alive and well. Rumors of the musician's death spread online after a fake news release surfaced on social media sites Monday. However, Bon Jovi was performing at a charity concert at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank.
Congressman Pat Meehan (R-Pa.), head of the House Homeland Security subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence, is holding a hearing in Washington DC on terrorism and social media.
The Pennsylvania Convention Center is hosting the second "Social Media Plus" business summit.
"I've already done two Tweets," Eileen boasts. "My first one was 'I just learned how to Tweet. Hope it will prove to be interesting & worthwhile.'"
Now you can tell a story with your digital photos at Storify.com.
Chris discusses the Occupy Protests spreading to Philadelphia Police Headquarters. He talks to Michael Bronstein and Jeff Roe on the Monday Morning Matchup about the state of the Romney and Cain Campaigns and gets reaction to the decision to finalize the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq from CBS News Military Analyst Mike Lyones
Chris talks about the death of Muammar Qaddafi with CBS News Military Analyst Mike Lyons, Herman Cain's 9-9-9 plan with Steve Cordasco, and the state of the Eagles with CBS 3's Beasley Reece.
Philadelphia police commissioner Charles Ramsey was host for the event, sponsored by a Washington, DC-based police research group and paid for by the US Justice Department's community policing office.
Chris discusses President Obama's speech at the United Nations, the status of Michael Vick's concussion and the story of 91-year-old fan that was run over at a Phillies game. He also talks to Beth Behrs, star of the new sitcom, Two Broke Girls.
With SoundCloud you can record your own music and post it for free on Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare.
Cell phone companies say their networks were overwhelmed. In reaction, the Department of Homeland Security sent out a "Tweet" telling people to hang up.
Chris reviews the Ames Iowa Straw Poll. He discusses what comes next for the candidates with Jeff Roe and Michael Bronstein on the Monday Morning Matchup and gets the latest of the Phillies with Manager Charlie Manuel.
With Rockmelt you can access all your news feeds in one app, saving time for more important things.
There is a very interesting new report in the New England Journal of Medicine which talks about social media being used to help in health care during the most critical times one can think of - during man made and natural disasters.
As British officials consider a clampdown on social media to prevent looting and rioting there, an expert here in Philadelphia says that may not be such a good idea.
The mayor took his message to church - Mount Carmel Baptist in West Philadelphia.
The National Association of Black Journalists is holding its convention this week in Philadelphia, where its founding chapter was formed back in 1975.
