I met Mark during his visit to Saskatoon last summer but have been a fan of his work online for sometime. Here is his story and a trailer for a movie about his work. Showing how you can change the world via Twitter and YouTube. You can find more about what Mark is doing at [...]
What has Warren Kinsella done lately?
The other day in the hospital, Mark complained to me about his Twitter user name. He doesn’t like @coopermark and said it looked stupid. I replied to him that others have that form of username. When pressed who I was referring to, I said Warren Kinsella’s username on Twitter is @kinsellawarren. Mark asked who Kinsella [...]
Winds of protest blowing in Jordan?
It seems to be economic in nature When rallies erupted in January, they were at first largely tribal affairs in the impoverished Bedouin villages where King Abdullah recruits his forces. But as they spread to Amman, the capital, and to other towns, other disgruntled Jordanians, including Islamists, teachers and leftists, have jumped on the bandwagon. [...]
About.Me
I usually don’t get that excited about sites like this but about.me does a great job of creating personal website/contact pages that professionally pulls together weblogs, Twitter, LinkedIn, Flickr, Foursquare, YouTube, and other web services into one page with a user defined URL which makes it perfect for your Twitter bio, a business card, or [...]
How Facebook Divided the Web
Adam Rifkin at TechCrunch has a great post on how Facebook has divided the internet. Reliability issues aside, there’s a deeper principle at stake here. Facebook has divided the Web into two: the Web with Facebook (your friends), and the Web without Facebook (people cooler than your friends). Our friends are who we are interested [...]
HBR: Ten Reasons to Stop Apologizing for Your Online Life
Harvard Business Review lists ten reasons to stop trying to justify having a blog, using Twitter, and posting some photos to Flickr. When you commit to being your real self online, you discover parts of yourself you never dared to share offline. When you visualize the real person you’re about to e-mail or tweet, you [...]
Jordon Cooper Outfitters
One of the things that I enjoyed this fall was creating the series of Christmas Gift Idea posts that so many people criticized this fall. While there was some negative comments, the response was overwhelmingly positive from complete strangers who really enjoyed those features and said it made Christmas shopping a lot easier on them. [...]
Resonate 3.0 (beta)
Well Resonate is back online with a new look and feel and the website is now powered by WordPress. You can check out what Resonate is up to as a community, find out information about church planting, and also a listing of some of the emerging churches across the country. The RSS feed and Twitter [...]
