Are we one big web family? Think again.
Are we one big, happy web family? Subtle cultural differences can create misunderstandings and conflict.
Archive for the ‘sociology’ Category
The end of an analog life
We are part of a dying species — humans with a paper record of their lives. Now, what do we do with it?
When Twitter followers ask for money
The appeal was heartfelt, but when a Twitter follower asked for money asked for money, I said no. Here’s why.
Is it time to embrace the social media faker?
Is it time to embrace the social media faker? Matt Ridings says “yes”
Five reasons Europeans are behind in social media marketing
Europe has the resources and talent. Why is most of the social media innovation coming from America?
Sorting through the Social Media Code of Conduct
An unexpected national drama can wreak havoc on social media reputations if you’re not aware of the Social Media Code of Conduct
How social media saved our church
It was a battle of David and Goliath but against all odds, “David” found a way to build a global congregation through a blog.
A Rant: In Praise of The Unremarkable
Here’s to the unremarkable. Endless “manifestos” about dreaming your way to success and adventure are creating a culture that believes you’re worthless.
“Dongle incident” proves we live in a world with no room for error
The much-reported dongle incident demonstrates that we are in a new world with little room for error when it comes to civility
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