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You Are Hired – Welcome To the New Media
There are plenty of bumper stickers prominently posted on the back of vehicles across the United States declaring we should distrust purveyors of information. “Don’t believe the media.” “Kill your Television.” This is all good and well. But there is … Continue reading
The Next Billion-Dollar Idea: A Giant Internet Love Fest
An Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg I’ve been on Facebook for a few years now. Many of my friends are jumping the Zuckerberg Ship and heading over to Google+. They are the early adopters, and the newest thing always seems … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media and the Interwebs, Technology
Tagged communication, Facebook, Google, Mark Zuckerberg, MySpace, Social media, Social network, technology
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Twitter Kills Another
People are living with increased dichotomy and split personalities. It is now apparent that most humans participating in the modern world have both an analog life and a digital one as well. One, we live by the clock, in our … Continue reading
We Need to Invent New Emoticons
Late adopters are thoughtful people. We don’t just jump on any bandwagon that rolls through the internet. We wait. We observe. We calculate and analyze. And then we jump on the bandwagon. I am a late adopter and didn’t use … Continue reading
Posted in Language and Communication
Tagged emoticon, Facebook, Mona Lisa, punctuation, Smiley, speech patterns, Twitter, writing
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