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Monthly Archives: September 2006
New word alert: Emotainment
Doctor, doctor… it hurts when I do this… I hate making up new words. And yet I keep doing it. Why? Because I love making up new words. Love and hate are not so far apart. We learned this from … Continue reading
Social features vs. social functions
The social story thusfar… This is the third in a series of posts about social networking/software, intended to put the current… er… enthusiasm… about making everything "social" into some kind of perspective, and to begin to assign some kinds of … Continue reading
enough 2.0
Being in marketing, I consume about 32,009% of the USRDA of buzz and hype. It’s part of the gig, and I accept the health affects. The headaches, the nausea, the decreaed intelligence and strange looks that children give me. What … Continue reading
TaleWeaver, Second Edition
Well, I finally got around to it — the Second Edition of TaleWeaver. The First Edition has been available on Amazon.com for awhile, which seems like a big deal, but ain’t. If you care, here’s the story behind the story … Continue reading