Businesses are told that social media can't be ignored

The Commercial Appeal, 2/24/10

James Dowd

There's a new breakfast of champions these days and it has nothing to do with either Kurt Vonnegut or Wheaties.

Officials appeal for high-speed Internet

Chattanooga Times Free Press, 2/23/10

By: Randall Higgins

City Council members are appealing to cable television companies to bring high-speed Internet services to some areas now doing without it.

Webcams connect doctors, educators

Chattanooga Times Free Press, 2/22/10

Perla Trevizo

Close to 1,500 miles away, Guatemalan physicians learn about anything from concussions to a Jones fracture through a little webcam on top of their computer.

Now you know: Internet Usage

The Commercial Appeal, 2/22/10

Grant Smith

Residents of Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas are less likely to have Internet access at home than people in some other parts of the United States.

Memphis Plywood reinvents itself with new tech, growing market

The Commercial Appeal, 2/21/10

Wayne Risher

Even after 90 years, it's not too late for an old company to learn new tricks.

Facebook key tool in divorce cases

Chattanooga Times Free Press, 2/21/10

Monica Mercer

A local man going through a divorce told his wife that he had sold the family's Corvette.

AT&T to enhance mobile broadband service in state

Maryville Daily Times, 2/19/10

AT&T unveiled Thursday its Tennessee wireless network investment plans for 2010, which include the addition of more than 20 new cell sites and the upgrade of approximately 525 additional cell sites to 3G throughout the state.

AT&T continues Tennessee wireless network upgrades in 2010

Memphis Business Journal, 2/18/10

AT&T is planning to add more than 20 new cell sites and will upgrade 525 sites throughout Tennessee in 2010.

Video visitation system could improve jail operations, officials say

Chattanooga Times Free Press, 2/17/10

Todd South

The Hamilton County sheriff and his deputy chief over the jail are considering a piece of technology they say could save jailers a lot of headaches -- video screens.

Clerk starts online renewal system

The Herald-Citizen, 2/16/10

Liz Engel

A new Web site launched this month will help save Putnam County residents time when it comes to their license plate renewals.

Health records will go electronic

The Commercial Appeal, 2/16/10

Toby Sells

QSource has been awarded $7.3 million by the federal government to establish Tennessee's center to help health care professionals get electronic health records.

Coffee Break: High-speed computing network wins grant

The Commercial Appeal, 2/16/10

The Memphis Coalition for Advanced Networking and Oak Ridge National Laboratories have received a $3 million state grant to establish a high-speed computing network.