semantics

Having watched Turn Left and now the second part of the penultimate episode called The Stolen Earth from Doctor Who, I can only say wow. We have one more week to go when we get to see the finale with Journey’s End.

Sharon Cobb wants to know why the TNGOP’s “Proud” video is still “up” after Senator Corker asked that it be removed.

Today is my last day as a full-time employee for The Janis Group. I am still going to be working with/for them, but it will now be on per-contract basis. For the past few months I have been trying to figure out how to transition into being a full-time entrepreneur.

I've mentioned around here many times that I adopted the 2yo. He was born in Guatemala and came home at 7 months. He's now almost three and is just such a joy to me, his sister and our whole family.

Lindsey argues semantics with the news organizations who are describing an act of terrorist in the easiest yet not most accurate way possible:

Lindsey writes this:

There is a great opinion piece in the current issue of Conde Nast Portfolio about “why companies should forget social responsibility — and why we should let them”. I will look for a link later when I get online (found it). It is a great article and you should read it if you are interested in business, society, or the environment. From my read I am pretty sure they are talking about c

I like Rex Hammock’s term “Mediacasting”; he is good at the semantics of “conversational media” (another term I got from Rex).

So, we are casting out communications on all these different channels: web sites, RSS feeds, Twitter, social networks (Facebook, Plaxo Pulse), email, etc. The goal is to make sure everyone is able to get the message via the channel they want. This creates the temptation to cast the same message to every channel.