Lionism has been the moral basis for all my public service.
I am proud to be a Lion.
The Associated Press reports “[a]n Italian priest has developed an application that will let priests celebrate Mass with an iPad on the altar instead of the regular Roman missal.”
Read the full story on Yahoo! News: iPad coming to church altars with daily missal app.
David Spark hits the nail on the head: Blogging advice for people who “have no time to blog”.
The law of unintended consequences at work? Are we actually harming ourselves with our focus on electronic devices? Very interesting read at the New York Times: Your Brain on Computers – Attached to Technology and Paying a Price .
Mashable.com reports that Starbucks Used Social Media to Get One Million to Stores in One Day. Starbucks is leveraging Facebook, Foursquare and Twitter to drive customers into their stores.
Mashable.com issues a warning:
Facebook Clickjacking Attack Spreading Through ‘Likes’
The moral of this story? Be very selective when “liking” pages — or installing apps, or even joining groups. All these behaviors carry risks, for that matter. Make sure that you’re interacting with legitimate entities for legitimate purposes.
So, today I discovered that someone has created a group on Facebook entitled “Petition Facebook To Raise The Maximum Friends Count.” The number of friends one may have on Facebook is currently capped at 5,000. At this writing, the group has 2,990 members, all of whom are gravely concerned about this limitation on their social [...]
