May
29
2008
Social Media in Plain English
Gotta love the simplicity. Video are now available for corporate use via Common Craft’s Web store.
via Laughing Squid
May
27
2008
NYC Tweetup. Or, Face-to-Face Support Groups for When Twitter’s Down
(enter mashup visual here)
That’s what Chrissie Brodigan overheard. Some of the twitterholics got together tonight and actually met up face-to-face. I mean actually shaking hands and seeing eye-to-eye… I know, crazy right?
May
21
2008
New “Everything” Skit on God Tube
Interestingly (to me anyway), one of my top keywords from the major search engines comes from this previous post for the “Everything” skit.
Someone contacted me today from Calvary Chapel Camarillo to share another rendition. It is absolutely awesome; more moving in some ways.
I’d love to share and discuss some thoughts about some differences in this version, but I don’t want to give it away.
Enjoy:
May
15
2008
Social Media: I Think My Buffer is Full
Photo by RadialMonster
Found an article(1) over at Read/Write Web that really hits spot-on to the persistent state of my overwhelmedness of late. There are so many great sites that crop up everyday and it is long gone become unruly to try them all. Under the heading “Drowning in Awesomeness,” Sarah Perez makes the best point for all of us webbish early adopters:
Apr
29
2008
TwerpScan – Good Name; Good Way to Zap Them
There’s been much contemplation as to what to call these… whatevers who follow 1000s of people on twitter, but with few followers. In a previous post, calling them a “spwitter” was an idea, but I agree, that was a little too cute and there’s very little cuteness about these… whatevers. “Spit” (spam + twit) is a good name for it. It’s nasty; it should have a nasty name.
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