Archive for June 2010
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Parthenon Launches Rascal Flatts/JFI “B1″ Website
This week, Parthenon launched a new website that represents a partnership between the country music group Rascal Flatts and The Jason Foundation, Inc., an organization working to prevent teen suicide. The new site promotes the B1 Project, an effort to educate youth and students on recognizing the warning signs of youth suicide and how to help a friend.
Top Ten Words
Merriam-Webster's Top Ten Words lists cover a slew of fun subjects.
Poll: Consumers and Online Privacy Expectations
A weekly poll currently on the American Marketing Association's website asks: "Should consumers expect unrestricted online privacy?" The results (as of this morning)…
Parthenon Develops Website for Flood Recovery
When I found out that Parthenon had decided to offer its employees one paid vacation day to help with flood recovery here in Nashville, my first thought was how generous that was. My second thought was to ask myself what was the most effective way I could help my neighbors given one full day to help.
Link Wars
I think about the links in articles on the Web, especially when I'm blogging. I purposefully put links in my writing and put them in for a reason. When I'm reading content, I click on a headline to read an article, then I am sent to another source of information, and maybe even another story. I may never make it back to the original content that I intended to read.
Taking the Google Brain Offline
When I don't know something, I Google it. I seek answers on the Internet at home, at work and in the grocery store. It's instant gratification to get the answer quickly and move on.
The Hidden Influence of Social Networks
Could sustained emotion spread over a large group of people? This is a question that Nicholas Christakis has been asking for years now, and has some great theories on.
Getting Behind the Wheel of a Big Rig
Last week, I traded in my writing notepad to get behind the wheel of a 2010 Volvo truck for a test drive. It was my first time driving anything bigger than a pickup truck, and I have to admit, it was a lot of fun!
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