There isn’t a whole lot that the Right and the Left agree on these days, but one thing they can agree on is this…..
The current administration has done a great job of creating a comprehensive online presence for The White House.
website // www.whitehouse.gov
blog // www.whitehouse.gov/blog
facebook // www.facebook.com/WhiteHouse
myspace // www.myspace.com/whitehouse
twitter // www.twitter.com/whitehouse
flickr // www.flickr.com/whitehouse
vimeo // www.vimeo.com/whitehouse
youtube // www.youtube.com/whitehouse
& itunes
Has your company/business/organization expanded its online presence beyond a standard website?
My wife, best friend, and super-mom of our 3 boys, Jennifer, has entered the blogging world.
She will be jotting down her thoughts, capturing our family life, and documenting the craziness of our life with 3 boys at her Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy blog.
So go check it out and leave her a comment to welcome her to blogging.
The Ipiphanist (Show + Tell) blog by Nick Charalambous (@ipiphanist) is fast becoming one of my favorite blogs.
Nick, a former journalist, is now the Web Campus Pastor at Newspring Church. (read more here about how that happened)
Nick’s blog is full of…
thoughts
ideas
questions
challenges
conversations
about how the church can more effectively use technology and the internet.
His latest blog post on Christian community is one of the best I’ve read on the subject.
Here are a few quotes from the post…..
What is unique about Christianity is the church. The church, the body of God, the community of God, gives Christians the power to move beyond mere human “community,” and generally do things that are not in what a typical person would consider their best interests.
The goal of the church isn’t a community or a better community. It is being the church: the field hospital, kitchen and armory of always-continuing skirmishes on the battlelines of a war between good and evil.
Community, as with church, is not a destination. It is not an origin. It is a camp. A fort. A refuge.
And if we’re going to defeat the enemy’s strongholds where they are now – in the web, the living network – maybe we need to start building our “shining cities on a hill” there, just as we built our cathedrals in centuries gone by.
You can should read the rest of the post at Nick’s blog here.
For all you Getting Things Done / David Allen fans out there, be sure to check out the Time Management blog on the Business Week website. David Allen is now a contributor to that blog.
For all of you who aren’t good at getting things done and don’t know who David Allen is then you should read David Allen’s book called Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity.
You, your email inbox, and your to-do list will thank me.
Today, Google announced improvements to the ‘Share’ functionality within Google Reader.
Now you can share any part of any web page.
And you can add a personal note to the item you are sharing.
Check out the full announcement here
** If you use Google Reader, email me so I can add you as a friend and we can share items with each other.
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