Archive for November, 2008
Last night I stayed up way too late playing with RSS feeds. Perhaps I’m a little slow on the uptake (not unusual for me), but I discovered a couple of new tools that allow me to use RSS technology to push out information to my Twitter followers and blog readers. And here I thought all [...]
While I haven’t been able to give as much time and attention to these protests as I would have liked, it is clear that the Internet has changed activism and grassroots organzing.
The nation-wide action was organized by grassroots movements in communities everywhere using Internet tools. I found the protest here through the Join the Impact [...]
I’m published! W00t!
I worked on an article about nonprofit technology over the summer, and it was just published in this month’s Searcher Magazine. Searcher is a great industry rag for database and information professionals. I devour every issue when it arrives.
The full article is only available in print or if you pay for it online. [...]
Tonight I am following friends on Twitter, FriendFeed, and FaceBook, while I track the polls on Pollster and FiveThirtyEight.com, and occasionally check in with the Chicago Public Radio Blog and the Twitter Election Feed. All this while watching CNN or MSNBC, and later on coverage on The Daily Show.
I am reading the map from left [...]
