The title of this post sounds a bit clueless to me. Blogs ARE a sizeable portion of Social Networking. Blogs existed before just about EVERYTHING that is now thought of as “Social Networkingâ€. I think it would be more accurate to say that “Blogs are no longer the rageâ€, or “Twitter and Facebook†are more popular than Blogsâ€. Well, DUH. Continue Reading
Leo on live.twit.tv are talking about how blogs are being used less and less, but Scoble says something that to me and a whole lot of folks is pretty obvious: Every now and then you have something you want to say that takes more than 140 characters. For me, that’s most things. If I do more than just link to Continue Reading
Long ago, I was known to post frequently on the importance of churches having blogger/historians/journalers, who post stories and reflections on their church community’s journey along the road of becoming authentic church. (I take this name in italics from an emphasis of the past 2 or 3 years amongst the Church of the Saviour communizes, and a booklet they have Continue Reading