I realize this post from Robert Scoble at Microsoft is more than a month old, but since it’s kind of long I just now had the time to read the whole thing. It’s a though-provoking take on what Microsoft should be doing to support the new web. It will be a new world if they [...]
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MSN’s new Virtual Earth service will give Google Maps a run for its money. In fact, Virtual Earth seems better to me in some ways. I’m in a hotel in downtown Portland. The auto locate feature said I was within about 3 blocks of my actual location. I’d say that’s amazingly good. Some other locations [...]
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Terry Storch got his podcast on the iTunes directory. We need to get our sermon podcasts (such as Living Water’s podcast) to show up there too.
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Search Engine Guide talks about churches using paid search (like Google AdWords).
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Richard McManus has posted a bunch more Web 2.0 links.
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Another in our series of posts on social networking. Jambo helps people at a conference (or people in a large church?) connect with each other and then physically get together.
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Cool! Church of the Resurrection is #7 and Ginghamsburg is #9 on the list of the Top 50 Most Influential Churches.
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Mike Wendland is switching back to Plain Old Telephone Service.
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Chris Lanier gives a list of more podcatchers besides iPodder and iTunes.
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Glenn of Vine Hosting directs our attention to Gizmo, a new Skype competitor that could be even better: No limit to the number of people on a conference call Has voicemail Uses SIP and interoperates with SIP IP phones everywhere at no charge (according to Glenn) Worth checking out.
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