Social media provides an effective avenue for enlarging your sphere of influence. But as mentioned before, your absolute bottom line is the quality of your content. Influence is worthless without it. But assuming you post quality content, here are a few suggestions… Use but Don’t Be Abused Every person has 24 hours in a day.… Continue Reading
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Communicating Truth: Media Trends and the Future of Biblical Scholarship (4 of 5)
The subject invoked by the phrase future of biblical scholarship in the subtitle is one that fascinates me. Perhaps it is because those interested in biblical studies have never lived in a world of technology like that of ours. Granted, I am not the first to possess a ‘never before’ attitude. Other ‘revolutions’ in technology… Continue Reading
Communicating Truth: Blogging with Integrity (3 of 5)
The central theme emerging in this series of posts is influence. I maintain my original conclusion: “If the content we publish is sound and profitable, influence is precious.” In the last post, the supreme benefit of using social media was the opportunity to expand influence. Now I turn my attention to blogging with integrity, which also… Continue Reading
Communicating Truth: Bibliobloggers and Spheres of Influence (2 of 5)
In the previous post of this series, I summarized the main points of a thought provoking article regarding media trends. The article did a bit of forecasting, but I would like to consider how recent trends in media (especially social media) might impact biblioblogging. In a later post, I will deal with media trends and biblical scholarship… Continue Reading
Communicating Truth: Media Trends and Why (biblio) Bloggers Should Care (1 of 5)
via baekdal.com For some time now, I’ve been interested in studying media trends and how they affect people (in general) and biblical scholarship (in particular). After reading an excellent post regarding media trends by Thomas Baekdal (it’s worth your time!), I wanted to reflect on what his contentions have to do with bibliobloggers and anyone else… Continue Reading