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‘Viral’ by Leonard Sweet – Chapter 6 – Five Ways Twitter Can Change the World

March 22, 2012

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Chapter six is the final section in Part two dedicated to Twitter. Whereas chapter five focused on the art of follower-ship, this chapter leans more towards articulating what the life of the follower should look like. Sweet lays out five ways Twitter can bring about significant change, starting with us. 1. Twitter Helps You Become […]

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‘Viral’ by Leonard Sweet – Chapter Five – How Twitter Produces a Better Follower of Christ

March 8, 2012

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At first glance, the whole idea that a social media platform could in some way make me a better follower of Jesus seemed somewhat ridiculous. Yet, as I read through chapter five, I began to realize that it was my own perception of Twitter that determined why I felt this way. I guess I came […]

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‘Viral’ by Leonard Sweet – Chapter Four – Technology and the Reshaping of our Relational Dynamics

March 5, 2012

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Martin Cooper’s invention of the cell phone in 1973 changed everything. It has become, for many, to be the dividing line between the BC (before cells) and AC (after cells) generations. Referring to it as a “transformational device,” Sweet contends, and I agree, that “these technologies are radically reshaping our relational dynamics in both the […]

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To Tweet or not to Tweet

March 10, 2011

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A number of people have asked me lately about Twitter; what it’s all about and why bother to get involved in yet another social network. So, I thought I would share a few simple reasons why I jumped on the Twitter bandwagon. For me, Twitter has never been about following Hollywood actors. I am not […]

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