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When Social Media Becomes Work
Talking with my friend Mike Kennedy recently, I realized that social media have invaded my job. My personal and professional lives are colliding!
Blogging and reading blogs have become part of my job description, and there are small Twitter and Facebook communities among my co-workers (including me) and higher-ups. I talk to my boss on Twitter—weird. [...]
Posted in Communications, Technology Tagged blogging, Facebook, identity, Social Media, Twitter, work and play 1 Comment
What does Twitter do? (Part 2)
Now that you’ve learned all about the most basic function of Twitter (communication) from my previous post…
I actually started that post because I wanted to talk about using Twitter as a human-powered search engine, but I got to talking about the basics and soon enough I realized that if I wrote any more I was [...]
Posted in Communications 2 Comments
More thoughts on laptop DJing (in response to…)
Recently I wrote a post for BlogCampaigning on my experience transitioning from a vinyl DJ to a laptop DJ, which, from personal comments, appears to have been generally well received. But the only comment anyone actually posted on the blog was quite negative and passively critical. Initially, I wanted to tell the semi-anonymous commenter where [...]
Posted in Technology, music Tagged BlogCampaigning, digital musuc, DJing, iTunes, laptop DJing, middle class, mp3, music, Technology, vinyl 3 Comments
What does Twitter do? (Part 1)
I’ve been using Twitter now for a few months, and I still have little idea of it’s purposeor if it even has one. At it’s base, Twitter is a simple way to share and receive bits of information, the modern currency. It’s like a data marketplacea microcosm of the internet itself, and more manageable than [...]
Posted in Getting Started, Online, Social Media, Technology Tagged Adam Gorley, Social Media, Technology, Twitter 2 Comments

Dangerous Social Networking Games