Well, it has been a crazy week here at COLLIDE, but the Sept/Oct issue is finished and ready for the printer. So now, let’s take a deep breath and look back together at this Week In Review.
- Who is your church website for? Visitors, members, or both?
- Will podcasting be replaced with videocasting?
- Tim Stevens shares some of his notes from the Echo Conference.
- Internet radio Pandora may be on its way out soon. Say it ain’t so!
- Slate recently surveyed the growing multi-site church trend (HT: Rhett Smith).
- What will churches look like in the future? And no, this has nothing to do with the Jetsons.
- The world’s tallest building is almost completed and is breathtaking. Seriously, if you’re afraid of heights, don’t click on this!
- The free mixtape sharing website, Muxtape, has been shutdown by the RIAA.
- Bigfoot was found dead, and not real. Glad to have that one settled.
- Why should the church care about art?
- Ever wonder what to do with an old book? Turn it into art.
- What’s makes for a good, successful blog?
- Alan Noble gives us 5 ways to avoid pop culture.
- Brush up on your Twitter etiquette by reading this article.
- Intel demos a wireless electricity system that’s impressive yet scary. Can’t help but think this will cause cancer.
- Freaky new lifelike animation is, well, freaky and lifelike. Move over Max Headroom.
Have a great weekend and keep your eyes and ears open for the upcoming issue of COLLIDE!