A Triple Book Notice Because I Haven’t Yet Reviewed These Books and I Feel Remiss About That It was actually a resolution of mine well before New Year’s Day, to review all the books that have been piling up alongside my desk, mostly books on or relating to social media. But New Year’s Day came

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Early start for Australia Day 2010: beach cricket in progress, 5.45 am, 26th January, Coolangatta Beach, Queensland. Advance Australia Fair.

Enough to Hold Their Own Blogging Convention In his message for World Communications Day, May 16, 2010 – getting in early – Pope Benedict XVI has issued a challenge to priests to become serious users of digital communications, including blogs (via Mashable). With some 406,000 Catholic priests around the world, there would be more than

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Corporate Bravery from Google Scoble on the corporate bravery of the momentous decision by Google to lift its voluntary censoring and if may leave China (tags: China Google censorship human+rights Scoble)

Tag cloud provides an easy way to see something of how you are perceived on Twitter At the end of the first post in this short series, late last week, on learning how Twitter lists work, I promised some information on getting a picture of how others see us on Twitter – as represented by

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