Cool video about the convergence of people, media and technology:

My Space has beaten Facebook to the punch by adding two-way syncing with Twitter. MySpace has been losing users for a while now, will this be enough to help is gain its market share back?

Your email newsletter is a great way to keep your congregation informed and connected with what's going on at your church. The challenge however is how do you keep your email from ending up in the junk folder of people's email boxes? Spam is a huge problem for most people so most internet service providers have implemented spam filtering software to try and decide what email is legitimate and from the many junk emails that get sent every day.

Spam filtering software attempts to determine what email is good or bad based on many different factors such as the title of the email, the phrases and amount of text content, number of images and more.

By now, most churches have a website. The barriers to building a site have fallen so that anyone with a little time on their hands can build one. But should they? Before seekers will step foot into your church building, more than 80% of them will visit your church's website prior to visiting your meeting location. Are you driving them off before they visit your church? The list contains the top 11 sins you might be committing with your church website.

I just participated in a new beta test of Granger Community Church's live online church services. They are working on live streaming of their services online with a live online audience. Their new site features the ability to live chat with others watching, view sermon notes, see where people are from and get announcements and next steps.

This is a very impressive step in online church services and I can't wait to see it when it is finished.

You can check it out for yourself here:  http://live.gccwired.com/

Somewhere in Bible, I'm sure it says something to the effect of "He who dies with the most fonts, wins" or maybe not...  Anyway, designers are always looking for new fonts to add to our collections. Here's an article that highlights some really unique and quirky comic and cartoon fonts:

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Smashing Magazine is a great web developer resource. Checked it out yet? Now's your chance. Here's an article that will be of great use to you:

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