communication. community. cognition.
Sorry if it's been a little slow here. I've been working on a review which will hit Social Media Explorer next week, and a post published today over at Media Bullseye about how social services need to grow a bit more flexible. I'll be out of … [Continue reading]
You can't start a fire, you can't start a fire without a spark... At times we grope and we strain against hope in "finding something to write about." That link leads to a Google search, which turns up more than a quarter of a billion … [Continue reading]
Be careful. You might be advertising an availability that you aren't delivering upon, because public assumptions are changing. Dinner is Served I was getting ready to roll out of Tuscaloosa after my Tuesday afternoon presentation at the … [Continue reading]
Our Bible study on Wednesday night started with a question: What's the difference between happiness and joy? I thought I knew, but didn't really. I had my own ideas, but was curious to know how others stacked them up. So, being the diligent … [Continue reading]
It's great when you can grow a community online, share ideas, and even inspire. Yet most online communities (and connections, for that matter) don't grow beyond "Accept" and "Like." So why build an engine for action without giving it some … [Continue reading]
Electronic publishing, in all of its varied forms, has freed us from the tyranny of packaging. How much longer can the remaining tyrants hold on to their traditions? A Tangled Past Keisa Sharpe and I have been professionally woven since 1996. We … [Continue reading]
