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Web 2.0

3,000 in one day? That’s nothing!

by Dan on June 12, 2009

Just when you thought 3,000 people being baptized in one day was crazy (Acts 2:41), along came Web 2.0 (and now 3.0). I saw this video over at Emergent Nazarenes: What does this mean? It certainly makes me consider the impact a single blog post or video could have if it “goes viral” (gains massive [...]

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Social Networking "Friendonomics"

by Dan on October 30, 2008

I gleaned the term “friendonomics” from Scott Brown in a Wired article he wrote about Facebook. In that article, he says, Thanks to Facebook, I never lose touch with anyone. And that, my Friend, is a problem. Hey, want to be my friend? It’s more than possible; it’s probable. Hell, we may already be friends—I [...]

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Developing a ‘Sticky Church’

by Dan on October 14, 2008

I saw a great article yesterday about Larry Osborne and his recent book, Sticky Church. The content of the article (and apparently of the book) really resonated with a lot of what I’ve been thinking and reading about lately. Osborne is focusing on what he calls the church’s back door: where we lose people. When [...]

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What is Christianity 2.0?

by Dan on October 13, 2008

Yesterday I posted a video that talks about the Web 2.0 phenomenon. Since many are confused as to what Web 2.0 is, I offer a great definition from Stilton Studios’ glossary of terms: Web 2.0 is a trend in the use of World Wide Web technology and web design that aims to facilitate creativity, information [...]

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The Anthropology of Web 2.0 Explained

by Dan on October 12, 2008

If you can set aside 55 minutes and 33 seconds, watch this video! This was on ProBlogger today. It really explains the Web 2.0 phenomenon and the anthropological significance of it. It’s NOT boring, check it out! If you take the time to watch this, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Whether or not you [...]

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