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The police report that serves as the basis for sexual assault allegations against four Purdue football players shows the interaction started with…
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It’s common to hear presidential candidates or those running for statewide office asked to affirm their allegiance to a particular party.But when local…
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Millions of news consumers who get their information through social media are more likely to be trapped in a social bubble, says a study from the Indiana…
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Indiana’s Lifeline Law allows underage Hoosiers to call the police without fear of getting into trouble for drinking if they see someone that is the…
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales recently came to Purdue to talk about “democracy and the internet.”Before his lecture, WBAA News Director Stan Jastrzebski…
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One of the key components of public service is communicating with one’s constituency.In an era of multifarious electronic media, that job can be seen as…
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A new social media site is up and running for Lafayette residents to share information on community safety.'Nextdoor' is a free, private, network that…
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A panel discussion at Purdue examined how social media is transforming the presidential campaign.Executives from Twitter, Google and C-SPAN highlighted…
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Lafayette hopes social media will help expand its presence.The city launched both Facebook and Twitter pages Tuesday.Project Manager Jennie Peterson says…
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NPR's newly updated social media guidelines echo common-sense editorial practices and even some basic "netiquette" rules that are almost as old as the web itself.