Police Release Philadelphia's Top 10 'Video Villains'
Philadelphia police are looking for some "video villains," and they want the public's help.
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Philadelphia police are looking for some "video villains," and they want the public's help.
Police are not only using social media to reach out to the public for information, but also to mine for evidence of criminal conduct.
Never before have people been able to connect to the police department like they can now. People are connecting through the department's web site, Twitter or Facebook accounts and sending in tips.
Apple's app store reached the 10-billion download mark Saturday, which brings us to the question of what are some of Philadelphian's favorite downloads?
When there's a big fire, not all heroes arrive in fire trucks; so too in the aftermath of the five-alarm blaze that wrecked a West Philadelphia apartment house this week.
From the end of an iPhone era to rumors of Facebook shutting down, here's your tech wrap for January 10, 2011!
A Rutgers-Camden english professor says prayer has evolved over thousands of years and cyberspace is just the most recent medium for us to express our thoughts.
By Steve Trevelise: Are we really so self absorbed that we need to share our inner most thoughts regardless of who gets hurt including ourselves?
Tweeting has become a part of our vocabulary and that may be an indication of how this kind of social networking is changing the way we relate to each other.
The holiday shopping season gets into full swing at one local mall tonight with the arrival of Santa Claus, and this year there's a new way for kids to reach out to St. Nick with their holiday wish list.
Cast your vote! Major League Baseball is holding a competition among Phillies and Giants fans on Twitter.
