Christopher Hitchens died December 15, 2011. Almost immediately his name, and the name of one of his most popular books, "God Is Not Great," started trending on Twitter. And then, suddenly, it wasn't anymore.
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Christopher Hitchens died December 15, 2011. Almost immediately his name, and the name of one of his most popular books, "God Is Not Great," started trending on Twitter. And then, suddenly, it wasn't anymore.
This is a quick (4 minutes) TED Talk from the founder of Reddit.com talking about one of the many, many reasons why the Internet is so damn cool.
If Google avoids slamming down a bunch of arbitrary rules, spamming up your stream with ads and crap, and avoids games -- or at least, for the love of adorable puppies, keeps them from junking up my stream and notifications -- a lot of people could end up jumping Facebook's ship for Google+. Whatever happens, it's going to be interesting to watch. Also, I have invites, and I'm not afraid to use them. Want to try out Google+? Drop your email in the comments, and I'll get as many invites out as I can.
Anthony Weiner apparently doesn't know the difference between an @reply and a DM. (This link is for you, Anthony. Go forth and learn.) You know what really annoys me about this? We will never hear the end of this from Andrew Breitbart. Look, folks, I need to talk to you...
The Commuter hosted the ONPA Collegiate Day at LBCC today, offering five different seminars on various topics of journalisty-type interest, including a seminar Ashley and I did on WordPress. The awards ceremony was great, too. The Commuter took 15 awards.
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