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I’m Living the Life

06.03.2010


This is just a quick update to say I’m having fun working with the team at Halogen, a new socially conscious cable television network based here in Charlotte. It’s also a shameless attempt to get the most views on my Halogen staff video! (Click to watch above)
Seriously, since I joined Halogen three weeks ago, we’ve [...]

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Theology After Google BuzzMachine.com (And Me)

14.02.2010


I’m positively geeking out at this point about the Theology After Google conference, March 10-12, in Claremont, California, because one of my all-time heroes of the Web and journalism—Jeff Jarvis (BuzzMachine.com)—is now planning to participate in the conference via Skype.
Jarvis is a former TV critic for TV Guide and People magazine, and he’s the [...]

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In My New Element

09.02.2010


No, I didn’t buy a new car. It’s something even better! I’m excited to finally be able to share that I’ll be starting my new job next week as Social Media Manager for the Halogen TV network, based here in Charlotte. Halogen’s tagline is “socially conscious empowering entertainment,” and all of the station’s content revolves [...]

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Theology After Google (And Apple?)

01.02.2010


Last week, I had the privilege of speaking, via Skype, with the “Theology After Google” class at Claremont School of Theology. Tripp Fuller, who is co-leading the class with Phillip Clayton, recorded my abbreviated talk on “The Theology of Twitter,” and I’m grateful to him for posting it online:

I’m extremely excited to be speaking at [...]

Posted in Ideas, Microblogging, New Media, Non-Profit/Faith-Based, Spiritual Practices, Technology, emerging church | 4 Comments »

Haiti + Fireside International + Halogen TV

22.01.2010


On Wednesday, I had the privilege of speaking with Luke Renner, the founder and president of Fireside International, a non-profit media company based in Haiti. He’s been in Port-au-Prince since the day after the massive earthquake there, reporting on the situation and sending back photos and videos telling the stories of what’s going on.
Luke was [...]

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The Plastic Age

12.01.2010


This is a guest post by Dennis Teall-Fleming:
We look back on historical epochs and give them names, usually described by the things we humans make during that period. Bronze Age, Iron Age, Industrial Age, Nuclear Age … Guess what they’ll call the past hundred years in a millennia or two? The Plastic Age!
Yea, I’m convinced [...]

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It’s Thursday … But Saturday’s Comin’!

07.01.2010


I was “quoted” today in Rick Bennett’s blog post “An Obituary for the Emerging Church.” It’s an honor to be “cited” in the midst of such esteemed company. Yes, I’m using effusive quotation marks to denote that this article is pure satire. This is actually the culmination of a trifecta of posts from Rick.
All I [...]

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Community Is Crucial

06.01.2010


I have a guest post up today at CatalystSpace.com. It’s called “Community Is Crucial, Especially Around the Holidays,” and, as you can imagine, I wrote it last month, reflecting on the suicide of my online friend Gideon Addington.
I talk a little about the “weakness” of social networking in creating the kind of community that [...]

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The future is … BROWN!

01.01.2010


This is a guest post by Dennis Teall-Fleming:
There’s no denying it, by the year 2050, there will not be a racial/ethnic majority in the U.S. In the next decade, that will become true of people under 18, very quickly. Yes, it seems that the U.S. is finally going to live up to its message of [...]

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