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Thanksgiving on Heroes

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The Red Stuff - Scott Rubin

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I've Seen It All Music Video - SYMC

How Facebook is Changing the Church

 

A revolution is taking place, one profile at a time. Online social networks like Facebook and MySpace are connecting people like never before. With hundreds of millions of users, they’re creating almost limitless potential to redefine our personal worlds. It’s a movement that’s changing how we form relationships, perceive others, and shape our identity.

via oregonfaithreport.com

Heroes football anyone?

Interesting Article on the rumored Apple Tablet

"The Apple Tablet does not exist. What do I believe will happen? [...] I believe what will be announced at the end of this year, or early next year, is a new MacBook with a 10 or 11.6 inch screen. The screen may or may not be touch enabled. This will be the first Mac portable with a 16:9 aspect ratio LCD. Why wide? One reason: foot print. With a wide LCD, a laptop in the open/closed position can house a wider keyboard." via www.tuaw.com

TV Faces an “iTunes Moment” | Cult of Mac

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Realistically. I think the industry has about two to three years to adapt or face its iTunes moment. And it will take at least that long for media brands to build credible, truly digital brands, Ashley Highfield, managing director of consumer and online at Microsoft UK, told the Guardian.

via www.cultofmac.com

Facebook iPhone app Update....FINALLY!!!!

We still get a pitch about a new Facebook app now and again, but truth is, that ship sailed long ago. Most Facebook apps just don't have the wow factor they once did when the platform was new. With the company's latest iPhone app update, however, the wow could be coming back on a smaller scale.

via news.cnet.com

Interesting Social Media Statistic

Many pastors still think technologies haven't caught on or that investing in social media isn't worth their church's time. Next time you hear that from someone, perhaps you could share a few of these statistics with them:

It took radio 38 years to reach 50 million listeners. Terrestrial TV took 13 years to reach 50 million users. The Internet took four years to reach 50 million people... In less than nine months, Facebook added 100 million users.

Universal McCann reports that 77% of all active internet users regularly read blogs.

More than 120 million users log on to Facebook at least once each day and more than 30 million users update their statuses at least once each day. Combined, more than 5 billion minutes are spent on the site on a daily basis.

Over the past 12 months, Twitter’s year-on-year growth rate has broken the 1000% barrier.

If Facebook were a country, it would be the fourth most populated place in the world. This means it easily beats the likes of Brazil, Russia and Japan in terms of size.