I love the fact that, as a web developer, I can make Apple launch events part of my “research.” Since the first official iPhone announcement back in 2007, I’ve beenContinue readingWill the iPhone 5 Give You Utility or Positioning?

How Technology Makes Us Better Social Humans – A fascinating study of how people use social networking tools at home and in public spaces. The idea is that the socialContinue readingAround the Web

The Big Question When I was in seminary, one of most common questions I would hear students as was “What is the best commentary on [insert book here]?” Seminary studentsContinue readingBestCommentaries.com 2.0

Monday (August 1, 2011) is the official release date for my book From the Garden to the City, so I’m taking a few minutes to thank those people who tookContinue readingOde to Endorsers (1/2) – The Artists

Thanks to Eric Dye, I got an early invite to Google+, and though I wish it came out a few years ago and everyone was already on it, it’s reallyContinue reading3 Reasons Why Google+ Won’t Solve the Privacy Problem

Well, this is embarrassing. As many of you know, I work for Dallas Theological Seminary and, now that I’m about to be author, they’ve decided to feature me in aContinue readingHelp Me Caption This Advertisement!

CNN has a report on the phenomenon of internet fatigue. I wish they would have spent more time on giving suggestions for how to understand why this happens and howContinue readingInternet Fatigue

A humorous, but enlightening syllabus for a class on writing in the “postprint” era. Writing for nonreaders in the postprint era: “Students will examine why former generations carried around heavy clumpsContinue readingCourse Syllabus: Writing for Nonreaders in the Postprint Era