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-New Blogger Template Designer

Posted by Dr.D | March 14, 2010 .

(Image via CrunchBase)

Blogger has offered the same old Templates for years, even after the Google takeover. While custom templates have always been available, the offering from the official Blogger site has always been extremely limited especially when it’s compared to TypePad or WordPress.
Now there’s a new template designer tool from Blogger which offers a [...]

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-Facebook as an Outreach Tool

Posted by Dr.D | February 26, 2010 .

(Facebook logo by imjustcreative via Flickr)

There are over 350 million folks on Facebook and it is still growing exponentially. It has incredible potential as a vehicle for outreach.
Here’s an excellent article from Digital Evangelism Issues on using Facebook in ministry. It addresses various current issues and has links to helpful training:
“Facebook outreach and training”
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-Podcasting Options for WordPress

Posted by Dr.D | February 9, 2010 .

Vin Thomas at Church Crunch evaluates 3 podcasting options for ministries using the WordPress platform in the following post:
“3 Ministry Podcasting Options with Wordpress”
He looks at and rates the PowerPress and Sermon Browser plugins and then presents a ‘no’ plugin WordPress option. Also deems the PodPress plugin as dated.
Some good info here for WordPress [...]

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-Sec. Clinton: “Three Internet Freedoms”

Posted by Dr.D | January 24, 2010 .

(Sec. Clinton via Wikipedia)

On Wednesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton declared in a speech that unrestricted Internet access was a top priority of the Administration. In the process she took on China and a number of other countries around the world including Egypt for the recent cases of Internet censorship.
In her speech Secretary Clinton built [...]

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-Google vs. China on Internet Censorship

Posted by Dr.D | January 17, 2010 .

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Google email accounts were presumably hacked by the Chinese government in December. Since the victims were primarily Chinese human rights activists this resulted in a strain between Google and the Chinese government.
Now Google is saying that they may quit China over censorship of search results.
For once Google is on our side. China is [...]

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WP Plugin: Freebie Images

Posted by Dr.D | November 10, 2009 .

Here’s another WordPress plugin that makes it easy to add pictures and images as you write a post:
Freebie Images
Once the plugin is installed and activated you are able to drag a picture into post from a side application with over a 100,000 or so free photo’s and images available.  Quite handy! Here’s another image:

web signs [...]

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Some Real Help in Blogging Video

Posted by Dr.D | October 21, 2009 .

Last year I brought back Zemanta and Apture from the BlogWorld Expo. This year at the Expo I was introduced to two sites that really help in finding and putting up Video: Yubby and RedLasso.
1. Yubby allows you to find, collect, and publish videos from 30+ different video sites. First you search and find what [...]

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Taking Care of Broken Links

Posted by Dr.D | September 29, 2009 .

(Image by mansikka via Flickr)

Ever click on a link and end up on a 404 page? Everyone has–it is one of those little frustrations that we endure on the net. That’s why it is a good idea every once in a while to check out the links on your own blog. Some suggest that it [...]

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