Tag Archives: Social media
The Steubenville Case and The Power of Humor
Had it not been for social media, we might not know about the horrible things that were done to the young woman that night in Steubenville, Ohio. Sadly, the attitude and behavior of the young football players, to a degree, … Continue reading
New Year’s Eve Dilemma
I forgot to add, ‘drink champagne.’ But I actually caught myself thinking this last night. But there is no dilemma in this: I want to wish everyone, everywhere a very good new year. Here’s hoping you have a year filled … Continue reading
Streams of Life
About a week ago, I was invited to join Googleplus. I commented on said platform, as well as on twitter, that I have so many streams now, who has time for life? I don’t really feel that way–I have a … Continue reading
No Tweeting in The Sandbox
published in womensEnews.org Those of us born before 1990 work hard to keep up with technology, we weren’t born into it. I love twitter, tumblr, email, FB, and I was born well before then. But it will be interesting to … Continue reading
The Revolution is Twitterized
I am “watching” the events unfold in Egypt with great fascination and trepidation for the people of Egypt. For the whole region. What makes this fascinating for me is the inter-twinning of social media and journalism, grass roots signage and … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 