Internet for the win
Posted by damon kiesow
This is why the Internet is the king of all media. Cute puppies on a live video stream:
Archive for the 'Geek Speak' Category
Mapping the Parkway
Posted by damon kiesow
The Telegraph’s ‘data editor’ David Brooks has started pulling together some details on the proposed Broad Street parkway project and applying them to a map for easy reference. So far we have a list of homes that may/may not be removed along the route as well as a growing collection of ground-level and aerial photos [...]
New RSS feeds
Posted by damon kiesow
As part of our ongoing upgrades to NashuaTelegraph.com - we have installed a new collection of RSS feeds. The old feeds will continue to work - but the new ones will be more fully supported.
Local News & Sports http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/news/all
Breaking News http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/news/breaking
Sports http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/sports/local
Business http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/business/local
Columnists http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/columnists/local
Encore - Entertainment News http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/Encore/local
FeastNH.com - Food and Drink http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/feast/local
Telegraph Neighbors http://feeds.nashuatelegraph.com/neighbors/local
NHPrimary.com [...]
New Blogs - New Look
Posted by damon kiesow
You may notice a slightly different look to the Telegraph blogs today. In fact, if you are visiting on Labor Day weekend - you may notice a new look, then the old one, then a new one again as the Internet catches up with the address of our new blog server.
The address is the same: [...]
Birthday Part II
Posted by damon kiesow
Could not resist adding this - from our Milford / Science reporter David brooks - in response to our 10th anniversary announcement:(cue Monty Python voices)
Web editor 1: "Oooh, dialup - we used to *dream* of dialup. Our first Web page was drawn on each computer monitor with a non-repro blue pen."
Web editor II: "well, when [...]
A response to the web poll “hacking”
Posted by damon kiesow
This email was received in response to the Telegraph’s inquiries into an unusual number of votes a recent online reader poll received from a single IP address in Austin, TX:
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From: J. Ryan Earl [mailto:ryan@********com]Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 6:46 PMTo: Michael BrindleySubject: Re: Nashua Telegraph Web poll
It is certainly about time you realized you had [...]