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Tag Archives: internet
New Technology and Information Overload: A Few Questions from Neil Postman
Earlier today I was working on preparing materials for some training sessions and I was reminded of something said by Neil Postman, a very important media critic and social theorist who never lived long enough to see the full development of … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Mobile communications, Social Media
Tagged Apple, Communication, internet, Luddite, Mobile phone, Neil Postman, PBS, PBS NewsHour, pew internet and american life, pew internet and american life project, Pew Research Center, social theorist, target audiences, technology, transportation, USA Today
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Content is king: Anytime, anywhere, any device
I love sports and read sports news several times a day. So it is probably not a surprise that a USA Today sports story, “Pac-12 Conference networks come with big money at stake,” caught my eye. Actually, it was one … Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Mobile communications, Social Media
Tagged content marketing, Facebook, internet, smartphones, Social media, State DOTs, technology, Twitter, YouTube
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Latest Pew study gives further evidence that it is a mobile world
The latest Pew Internet and American Life Project report that was released last week found that a whopping 63% of American adults access the internet through some kind of wireless/mobile device. In addition, nearly 90% of American adults have a … Continue reading