Butler University sues Anonymous Blogger
As I noted on Twitter at the beginning of the week, Butler University has come forth with a lawsuit against an anonymous blogger for making libelous and defamatory statements about administrators on his blog, The True BU. This post is intended to be a gli

FacebookGate, Take 2?
Hard to believe it’s been nearly a year since ‘FacebookGate‘ took place, but here we go again! I received an email on October 8th about the squatting that’s already occurred, and saw a recent tweet from Rachel on T

NACAC ‘09 has arrived!
I’ve arrived in Baltimore, MD for NACAC 09! In my wrapup post of NACAC ‘08 last year, I talked about the difference between this conference audience and the crowd at a conference such as EduWeb or HighEdWeb. It looks like this year there will be two or three presentations regarding the web in

Are Teens on Twitter? My 2 Cents.
Another week, another blog post about the continuing debate of the question “Are Teens on Twitter?” We first heard from Mashable, who reported in early August that the “Stats Confirm It“.  Then, the phrase ‘Teens Don’t Tweet’ was a trending topic all day lon

ACU Live! Building Community around the Globe
As many open their campus doors this week to new students, Abilene Christian University decided to open its doors to the entire globe.  And when the Opening Chapel kicked off at 11am on Monday, there were hundreds of alumni, parents and campus friends watching and praising along with the students.