Here's a nice list of language related podcasts available on iTunes. These can be difficult to find in iTunes, so it's nice to have a list.
Unfortunately, I don't think that this has been updated for a while (Oct 2006) and these things change so fast. However there are plenty of good suggestions.
Monday, December 11, 2006
Saturday, December 9, 2006
Poll: Teens, adults separated by 'IM gap' - CNN.com
So, is this surprising?
I suppose not, but I guess that folks have to know. Those 'old folks' needed to discover this fact in a survey.
I actually like IM'ing but I have to admit that I'd rather use the audio feature than the text feature.
In the end, I think that IM'ing pales in comparison to Texting (text messages on your cell phone). This is where a real difference can be seen. I don't think that many adults text, whereas most younger cellphone users likely do.
I suppose not, but I guess that folks have to know. Those 'old folks' needed to discover this fact in a survey.
I actually like IM'ing but I have to admit that I'd rather use the audio feature than the text feature.
In the end, I think that IM'ing pales in comparison to Texting (text messages on your cell phone). This is where a real difference can be seen. I don't think that many adults text, whereas most younger cellphone users likely do.
Monday, December 4, 2006
Digital Identity Mapping
This is a really neat (and useful) "Digital Identity Map". Not only is it cool to see WHAT all of these applications are, it's also cool to see HOW they fit into the Digital Identity Map.
Here's a link to a big version of the map: http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=278973402&size=o
Here's a link to a big version of the map: http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=278973402&size=o
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