Category: Technology

WJZ
The Maryland Senate has given preliminary approval to legislation that would help parents restrict children’s access to certain Internet sites.

Sen. Nancy King, D-Montgomery, is sponsoring the bill to give parents a tool to help keep kids away from predators …

Daily Record
Twitter comes to the game of golf! Golfers at three Maryland courses this season can use the social media tool Twitter to communicate with the course management teams, talk about golf and even set up tee times.

Les Birney, …

Cradle Of Filth, Satyricon, Septicflesh at Rams Head Live!
Matt & Kim, Hollywood Holt at Ottobar
Carbon Leaf at Rams Head On Stage
Breakout at Shorty’s Martini Bar
Lady C at Red Maple
MD Social Media Tweetup at …

Legum’s New Line has the complete list, which includes us here at @insidecharmcity.

Daily Record
When Vickie J. Gray saw that 48 attorneys from Ober, Kaler, Grimes & Shriver P.C. belonged to LinkedIn, she knew it was time for the firm to weigh in on lawyers’ use of the social networking Web site.

Gray, …

UPDATE: it appears to be fixed now.

As a way of background, I currently work in IT and I’ve worked in it off and on for the past 12 years or so.

I went to WBAL.com (the website of WBAL 1090 AM) …

Baltimore Examiner
The performance of sports stars like Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis could mean big bucks for fantasy sports buffs in Maryland.

Del. John Olszewski, D-Baltimore County, is proposing to remove fantasy gaming from the state’s anti-gambling laws and allow …

Examiner
A new mobile radio system purchased collectively by Baltimore region governments will be on hand to assist communications during President-elect Barack Obama’s appearance Saturday in Baltimore, officials said.

Officials, including Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith, Howard County Executive Ken Ulman …

Baltimore Sun
Baltimore’s former fireboat was sold in an online auction to an Ohio-based equipment supply company, netting the city’s cash-strapped general fund $80,000, said Ian Brennan, a City Hall spokesman. The 85-foot fireboat was named after Mayor J. Harold …

Daily Record
The head of the state’s high-tech trade organization is stepping down.

Julie Coons, chief executive officer of the Tech Council of Maryland, said Tuesday that she will leave the group at the end of November to become president and …