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Two new interesting services were announced today. I just want to make sure that you don’t miss them.
LifeChurch.tv released BabelWith.me today. It simply lets you communicate with anyone, anywhere in up to 45 languages, automatically translating your conversation as you type. It’s built on...
Two new services announced today
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04 25th, 2009 |
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Connecting your church to Facebook, is it a stupid idea?
I’ve been tinkering with integrating my church Web site with Facebook, using Facebook Connect for quite a while. For the uninitiated, this allows our Web visitors to log-in to our page with their Facebook username and password. Doing so allows their Facebook profile picture to show up next to...Posted by
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03 17th, 2009 |
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Master, teach me Facebook
I am always surprised how many people ask me to teach them how to use Facebook. See, to me, it’s intuitive. To me, it’s easy. Part of that is that I’ve been on Facebook since it was a college-only, application-free, social networking site. It’s certainly become more complex...Posted by
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02 5th, 2009 |
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Facebook, your ChMS, and a more geriatric Web
Well, Facebook is becoming has become the defacto social hub. Not just online… no sir. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve overheard the words, “on your wall” or “your status” in recent months. People can’t get enough of Facebook. Why? Because it...Cruising the Med
I just returned from a week long cruise to the Mediterranean. We made the 11-hour homeward journey Wednesday, and my body clock has still not adjusted. We visited a number of places on our trek through the Med: Rome, Pisa, Lucca, Naples, Livorno, Taormina, Sorrento, and Pompeii (Italy), Valletta (Malta)...Posted by
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05 5th, 2008 |
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Bookmarking Sites Easier
I want to cheat a little bit, and include another video from The Common Craft Show. I love what Lee has done with these videos – his product is explanation, and he does a great job at it! Why is social bookmarking important for a church staff? It’s simple really – the same reason...
