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Taming the Digital Media Beast with Positive Parental Attention!

The television world has come a long way since the Saturday morning cartoon lineup I used to watch as a kid was the high-water mark of children’s entertainment. Now, my five children are growing up in a 24/7 connected universe … Continue reading


Smoke on the (social media) Water

You gotta love Russian President Dimitry Medvedev (or maybe not!). He’s the world’s most powerful Deep Purple fan. And it seems as if he updates his own Twitter account — at least the Russian-language version. Of course, it’s easy to … Continue reading


Resurrection by Prezi after Death by Powerpoint?

I give a lot of presentations.  I hate making slides to support them.  I find it tedious, and often more time-consuming than creating the presentation itself.  And I can’t help but thinking that I’m not necessarily enhancing my talk through … Continue reading


How to Create a Vlog

Like blogging, vlogging (video blogging) is a way to share your insights on a subject with an online audience. However, vlogging goes beyond the text of a blog post, transforming your content into an audio-visual broadcast. If you’re interested in … Continue reading


How to Avoid Confusing Your Global Audience

When people from different cultures collaborate, there are often communication problems, which can be exacerbated when using online platforms. A working knowledge of how different societies use context to convey meaning can help avoid misinterpretations and confusion. Anthropologist Edward Hall … Continue reading


Five Ways to Establish Credibility as a Blogger

As go-to sources for innovative content, amateur bloggers have been teaching mainstream media professionals some new tricks. Once considered the sideshow of journalism, blogging has taken the center ring. Even traditional media outlets have joined the fray, bolstering blogging’s reputation. … Continue reading


and the most influential person is…

moot, a skinny 21-year-old college student and hacker prodigy who looks about 16, runs a website out of his parents’ basement called 4chan, an adults only bulletin board where just about anything can be posted—with the exception of advertising. Oh, … Continue reading


Power to the people – Us Now movie

“Revolutions happen when society adopts new behaviors.” – Clay Shirky “Us Now” is a British video and website about how people come to each other on the Internet from a place a trust.  Ostensibly, people online are more willing to … Continue reading



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