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Author Archives: roniayalla
I can’t live with or without you … and my cell phone
My friends, right now, they’re at a Wichita bar called the Anchor, celebrating our friend Barett’s birthday. My brother (also in Wichita): he’s totally jealous I’m going to see Kool Keith this Friday in Seattle. Yesterday, my best friend’s bulldog … Continue reading
Wrong “Time and Place” for Facebook for Virgin Atlantic Crew
Thirteen Virgin Atlantic crew members were fired after insulting the company and its passengers on a Facebook discussion page. The employees used the social networking site to criticize company safety standards and called passengers “chavs.“
Blogs are like, so, totally 2004, yo.
Don’t have a blog? Don’t bother starting one. Go Twitter, Facebook or Flickr. This from Wired Magazine correspondent Paul Boutin in a recent post. “Writing a weblog today isn’t the bright idea it was four years ago. The blogosphere, once … Continue reading
Help NPR fact check tonight’s VP debate on Twitter
Got Twitter? National Public Radio is calling on you to help fact check tonight’s vice presidential debate. Use #factcheck in your Twitter feeds if you find anything questionable claims from either candidate. It’ll be hard to beat this debate, but … Continue reading
Washington Post can set new standard for online journalism
Washingtonpost.com’s recent launch of its Political Browser is not just an attempt to get in on the game of link journalism and news aggregation but an insightful way at wooing 36 percent of the American public that now regularly consumes … Continue reading
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