Lots are taking the plunge into the virtual world of communities, Second Life. But the very three-dimensional, real-time interface that makes it so compelling is at the same time a limitation in the messages delivered through this medium.
The Global Geek Podcast presents one of the best behind the scenes view of how a podcast is produced.
A common corporate practice is to block employee’s access to social media. But is the minute productivity savings worth sending the underlying message, “we don’t trust our employees”?
I just finished listening to what may be the last Gilmore Gang. There won’t be another one again. At least, not until the next one comes out.
Many of the people I’ve tried to share the concept of podcasting with have responded with an underwhelmed, ‘sooooo it’s just a bunch of people talking? […]
The United Church of Canada is making an attempt to engage in discussion. Their traditional media hooks are excellent, but the technical execution is wanting…
Finding podcasts that deal with social media, tech in general or the future of the net is easy enough. The challenge was to find a discussion of where the web is now and the practical day to day design for the web. A few searches eventually landed me on boagworld.com the weekly podcast […]
For Immediate Release - The Hobson and Holtz Report is an invaluable resource and a benchmark for all interested in podcasting.
When the backlog of podcasts reached 5GB, it was time to buy a portable media player.
Oleg Kuzin, a fellow member of the Halton Peel Communications Association, and certified translator has recently begun blogging. His blog, Translator’s Musings, shares his insights into the world of cross-language and cross-cultural communications.
One thing that Oleg shared over the HPCA mail list is that since beginning his blog, a Google search on his name […]
Just because you’ve built it doesn’t mean anyone’s going to come.
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