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Story by: Alexander Hall NewsNetNebraska Wading through freezing water, sliding on mud with exposed electric wires overhead and climbing Everest in a single day is now possible. Obstacle courses are designed to test stamina and...
By Bethany Knipp, Nebraska News Service Nebraska lawmakers are considering legislation to help make dead people’s online information more accessible to their close friends or family members. LB37 would allow a personal representative of...
By Narges Attaie/NewsNetNebraska Although most teachers do not condone the use of social media websites by students in the classroom, some see them as an effective academic tool outside the classroom. When more...
Story and photos by Laura Smith, NewsNetNebraska Facebook is for more than status updates and finding friends online. According to a study in the September 2012 edition of Science Magazine, using online social networks...
Facebook added the option to publish an organ donor status to more than its 900 million users.
Changes to Facebook make users decide how they use social networking.
Status updating about death is a sensitive issue, but sometimes it’s the only way to spread the news.
How might your social networking affect experience with health professionals? NewsNetNebraska’s Will Latta investigates.
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