Tag Archives: Bozeman Daily Chronicle

New Web Site

By Michael Becker | Published: March 3, 2010
My news­pa­per just launched its new Web site, so I’m spend­ing a lot of time answer­ing e-mails, train­ing news staff and squash­ing bugs. Excuse me if I’m qui­eter than usual on the Web. Oh, and if you want to see the new Web site we’ve hatched, check it out. On a sad­der note, my brand-spanking-new 27-inch iMac [...]
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Body of Marine killed in Afghanistan arrives in Bozeman

By Michael Becker | Published: January 21, 2010
Our newest Bozeman Daily Chronicle video. You can see more of them at http://dailychronicle.blip.tv/. via blip.tv Cross-posted from my Posterous site at Becker’s Online Journal
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Bozeman police officer apologizes for his Facebook remarks

By Michael Becker | Published: August 19, 2009
Cody Anderson, the Bozeman police offi­cer who made some unpro­fes­sional com­ments on his Facebook pro­file, apol­o­gized to the depart­ment and to the cit­i­zens at a press con­fer­ence Wednesday, the Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported. Deputy Police Chief Marty Kent: “We rec­og­nize how frag­ile and impor­tant the pub­lic trust is ... We had an offi­cer who made a [...]
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Police officer’s Facebook postings part of lawsuit against City of Bozeman

By Michael Becker | Published: August 18, 2009
The City of Bozeman is in the news in con­nec­tion with Facebook again. This time, the city is being sued by Matthew White, who claims that Bozeman Police offi­cers vio­lated his civil rights when they came to his home on Feb. 14, 2009, look­ing for another man. The law­suit names sev­eral police offi­cer defen­dants, includ­ing Cody [...]
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Montana ACLU congratulates Bozeman for rescinding password policy

By Michael Becker | Published: August 3, 2009
The ACLU of Montana con­grat­u­lated the City of Bozeman for rescind­ing its pass­word pol­icy in an undated state­ment posted to the organization’s Web site. “While an employer can (and likely should dur­ing the course of a back­ground check) view an applicant’s pub­lic pro­file on online sites, demand­ing access to infor­ma­tion that appli­cant has set to pri­vate — [...]
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