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Skype has a critical security flaw. You need to upgrade to the newest version, 1.4.0.84.

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In a new post called “Gutenburg goes to church,” Internet evangelist Scott Reese imagines the early resistance Gutenburg might have encountered when he wanted to use his new printing press to print Bibles. Those of us who develop, refine, and deploy new technology are faced every day with the kinds of issues Gutenburg must have [...]

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In this month’s issue, Christian Computing Magazine compares 40 Church Management Systems in a familiar product evaluation matrix format. Full contact info on all 40 vendors is provided at the end of the article. If you’re looking to buy a CMS or to replace your existing CMS, having a list of 40 vendors with contact [...]

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Resurrection’s Weekly Sermon podcast is now live. Here’s the link to our feed: http://www.cor.org/index.php?id=2485 Read on to learn how we built the podcast and publicized it to the world. We decided to base our podcast feed on the RSS 2.0 capability that is built in to the ttnews plugin in TYPO3. First, we had to [...]

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Brian Bailey of Fellowship Church explains why they require their staff people to be members of the church. I totally understand the rationale behind this, but of course, I have my own unique perspective on it, which I shared in a comment to Brian’s post.

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Kathy Sierra of Creating Passionate Users has a great new post where she illustrates how great product design makes it easy for the user to do the right thing and difficult for them to do the wrong thing. Simple principle, but difficult to always practice. For example, we know we have some usability issues on [...]

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Quoting Richard McManus: “During the Web 2.0 Conference Yahoo! released a research report on the takeup of RSS. The resulting white paper was entitled RSS – Crossing into the Mainstream, which is a good indication of both the findings of the research and what Yahoo! is attempting to achieve in their use of RSS. The [...]

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In his October 13 editorial, Steve Rose, the publisher of a local newspaper, gives Resurrection’s Senior Pastor, Adam Hamilton, a very positive review. Quoting from the piece: “Having seen Hamilton live and after hearing samples of his prior services, I can only say he is one of the most dynamic and inspiring speakers I have [...]

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In a recent post, Microsoft’s Robert Scoble helps us understand not only the benefits of blogging but also why this brave new world scares a lot of bosses. Quoting from the post (referring to the this post, this post, and this post by various Microsoft bloggers) : “This conversation is probably scaring so many people [...]

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Jeffrey McManus posts a summary here of a session at the Web 2.0 conference a couple of weeks ago led by a research analyst who put a half dozen 17- and 18-year-olds on stage to answer questions about how they use the web. Interesting information even though this is a very small sample of teenagers. [...]

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