I spent the last couple of days in Jeff City (Missouri’s capital) getting to know several different state representatives and sharing ideas for how new media tools like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs can be great tools for both governing and campaigning. It got me thinking about specific recommendations to give politicians about how to use [...]
I received an email from my dad the other day (he’s the pastor at Calvary Church in Forsyth, MO, whose website I recently rebuilt). It was originally from a young gentleman who had attende our church years ago, but who we hadn’t seen in a while. I just want to thank you for having your [...]
Yesterday, my wife was searching for information on veterinarians. She wanted to find a place where the vet really showed that they knew animals and how to care for them rather than a someone who just expects us to trust that they know what they’re doing because they’re a vet. So she was doing a lot [...]
The folks at Netpop just released a great report studying social networks and the people who use them. Not only do we know that online social networking is skyrocketing, but this also shows that communicating is become the primary use for social networking (this doesn’t surprise me, Facebook is my most useful online communication tool). [...]
Major social and political movements took place long before social networking sites existed, even well before the internet. But try to start a movement for a cause you believe in today without using Facebook. It can still happen, but it will take a lot longer and a lot more work than if you did incorporate [...]
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