Another friend is leaving Facebook. I'm there still, not because of what it offers, but because I have something to share. Otherwise, I'd be gone as well. #facebook #socialmedia
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I've tried very hard to reach the people of Minnesota in real-time ways," Bachmann said. "So we've increased my presence on my official Web site to 82,000 followers on Facebook. On my campaign Web site, we had 143,000 followers on Facebook. On Twitter, I have 27,000 followers. On my campaign Web site, I have 9,300 followers. Twitter ranked me the third-most influential member of Congress on Twitter.
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Michelle Bachmann counts up her Internet friends and followers. Why? Because for politics it's a RBD, a Really Big Deal. And ought to be for Christians as well, seeking to effect change in the world and transformation in the hearts of hearers.
April 16 Poem: Life is Like a Facebook Status
by J. Randal Matheny © 20011
You could sing this to the tune of a Mozart hymn, if you were so inclined.
Three stanzas for your Saturday morning enjoyment. Click on the itsy bitsy link right above.
You may like Starbucks, but you'd never be in an ad for the company, right? You might be in one unawares -- on Facebook. On Tuesday evening the social-networking giant quietly rolled out a new advertising model that sells your activity -- your likes, your words and data about the places you visit -- as advertisements your friends see.
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And you thought Facebook was a free service, just because Zuckerberg was a nice guy ...
This is capitalism 2.0.