Tag Archives: The Social Tidal Wave

Nobody Goes There Anymore, It’s Too Crowded

Posted on 2010/09/27 by fjglynn

Last summer, I asked one of my college-aged nephews if he used Genres to help organize his music in his iTunes library and iPod. He looked at me blankly, and after a brief pause, said “No.” Now, I am a … Continue reading →

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14 Books to Prepare for The Social Tidal Wave

Posted on 2010/09/10 by fjglynn

There’s a forest fire raging in Boulder, Colorado this week. Like it has during other natural disasters, Twitter has become a spontaneous communication tool as officials and residents post some relevant information, perhaps a link, and then mark it with … Continue reading →

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