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Jepsen Drops Boy Scouts Event Over Gay Rights

Carly Rae Jepsen is canceling her performance at the national Boy Scouts of America Jamboree because of the organization’s exclusion of gays.

2013/03/06

Cowboys Release S Gerald Sensabaugh

The organization has an appreciation for Sensabaugh, too. But this move saves them about $1.4 million on the 2013 cap and frees them of $3 million in total.

2013/03/04

Officers Not Taking Kindly To Chief’s Tweet Prior To Dismissal

Dallas Police Chief David Brown isn’t backing away from a twitter message that has an attorney for some fired officers fired up.

2013/03/02

Social Media Meets Classic TV

I often wonder, if Twitter had been around back then, what sort of names would classic TV characters have had online? I offer my humble suggestions for your consideration.

2013/02/27

Teen’s Anti-Bullying Video Goes Viral

An anti-bullying home video made by a Bedford teenager has gone viral, being viewed by nearly 500,000 people. The teen said that he made it after a “bad day at school.”

2013/02/22

Burger King Plans Apology After Twitter Hack

Burger King said Monday that it reached out to Twitter to suspend its account after an apparent hack.

2013/02/18

On Social Media, Jay-Z’s Jab Trumps Katy Perry’s Cleavage

On music’s biggest night, social media networks exploded with commentary, making the 55th GRAMMY Awards this year’s second-most popular event with close to 15.5 million interactions as reported by Trendrr, a social TV analytics provider […]

2013/02/11

Bills Would Outlaw Employer Access To Personal Passwords

A couple of bills; one filed in the Texas House and the other in the State Senate would make it illegal for employers to demand employees personal, social media passwords.

CBSDFW.COM–2013/02/06

Iverson Declines Opportunity With Texas Legends

Allen Iverson has declined an invitation from Donnie Nelson and the Texas Legends to re-join the NBA via the D-League.

2013/01/29

Tweet Throwdown: Pick Your Favorite Harbaugh

2013/01/28

NBA Fines Cuban For Officiating Comments

Mark Cuban, who has been fined more than $1.5 million by the NBA during his 13 years owning the Mavs, expressed his frustration again with the officiating on Saturday.

2013/01/09