Blog News - News May 6, 2014

5 U.S. ISPs Accused of 'Deliberately Harming' Broadband Speeds - CIO

Network World - Five major ISPs in the U.S. and one in Europe are intentionally allowing broadband performance to degrade for some customers, communications company Level 3 alleged in a recent company blog post.

Newton newspaper fires editor over anti-gay blog - WOI-TV West Des Moines

The editor of the Newton Daily News has been fired a week after he posted in a personal blog a message that said gay organizations are trying to reword the Bible "to make their sinful nature 'right with God.'

Teacher Appreciation Week: Tell Us About Your Favorite Teacher - Patch

Tell us about your favorite Montgomery County teacher in the comment section below! Teacher Appreciation Week 2014 is May 5-9 and Teacher Appreciation Day is May 6. See some Teacher Appreciation Week ideas on Pinterest .

Tumblr's mobile app now offers blog editing - JK on the run

Tumblr has finally updated its app with a theme editor baked in, making the full platform experience available on the smartphone.

Sansevere's Blog: Vikings should take best player, not force a need - TwinCities

Bob Sansevere is a TwinCities.com blogger, Pioneer Press columnist, member of the KQRS Morning Show and co-host of an afternoon show on Sports Radio 105 the Ticket.

Pupils' blogging is a worldwide hit on the web - Thetelegraphand Argus

Technology is advancing at a rapid pace. With a touch of a button we can organise our lives; stock our food cupboards and keep in touch with family and friends.

Pending Restrictions Cast A Chill Over Russia's Blogosphere - WGBH

If signed into law, a measure passed by Russia's parliament would require international social media networks and email providers to store users' emails and posts on servers inside Russia.

PayPal executive loses job over Twitter rant - The Campbell Reporter

"I love Twitter," Rakesh "Rocky" Agrawal wrote in a VentureBeat blog a few months back.

'Government cannot control information': Vietnam arrests 2 bloggers - CBC News

Political blogger Nguyen Huu Vinh, left, argues with a policeman during a gathering in Hanoi in January.

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