What about blogs? When I first started mine, I had a small group of friends who posted pretty much daily, often nothing longer than a longish Facebook post. We all read and commented on one another’s posts. Source: Time for
Algorithmic Lookalikes
I’m back visiting my old home town of Nashville for a few days, and had a super-fun breakfast conversation with Mary Laura Philpott this morning during which she mentioned that she sometimes gets automatically tagged in photos as Nashville mayor Megan
Creativity and Change: The more things change, the more the timeless stuff matters
Sitting in the Shakespeare Garden this morning, soaking up the sun and the homage to the Bard, I can’t help but think about the work of creativity, and its place in culture, and how that is subject to change over
Culture = Teaching People How to Treat One Another
The culture you create and reinforce teaches people how to behave and treat one another. If you don’t believe me, go read and note the difference between the comments on Gawker versus Humans of New York. (originally posted to Facebook)
Long voicemails = the end of phones?
After slogging my way through several minutes-long voicemail messages today, I’m developing a hypothesis about divergent voicemail styles. As text messaging has increased, it seems to me anecdotally that voicemail usage has decreased, but those who do leave voicemail messages
The prez warns kids to be careful what they share on Facebook; of course, you should be, too
Asked by one student how he could become President someday, Obama issued a warning about Facebook. “I want everybody here to be careful about what you post on Facebook (), because in the YouTube () age whatever you do, it will be pulled up again l…