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• Social media? Arrghh!

  Xcuse me but my Facebook is having a wrinkled, upside-down frowny day. Am reverting back to my New York heritage: "You know what they call a polite person in New York? A victim." Yeah, my Twitter is too tightly wound. My chi is past expiration. Too much Read More... Posted Thursday, August 13, 2009 2:40 PM by jtaylor | 0 Comments Filed under: Brooklyn, Social media, Facebook, Twitter, New York City, Iphone, Franken Berry, Count Chocula

• Paper trained

  It's been a monthlong experiment. Going cold turkey, no home-delivered newspapers. First time in my adult life. No Wall Street Journal. No New York Times. No wafer-thin Fresno Bee. I canceled them all. But I'm surrendering. I can't blame the bird. She Read More... Posted Monday, May 11, 2009 3:43 PM by jtaylor | 0 Comments Filed under: Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Facebook, Twitter, Fresnosn

• Dead man talking

  Paying someone to insult your intelligence meets my definition of comedy. So I'll call Peter Shankman an entertaining, sometimes informative, sometimes just overly glib "social media" comedian. Not that I didn't learn anything from his presentation before Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 18, 2009 9:58 AM by jtaylor | 0 Comments Filed under: Facebook, Linkedin, Las Vegas, Twitter, Pew Internet and American Life Project, Peter Shankman, St. Rose Dominican Hospital

• Are you Linkedin, Tweeting, Facebooking?

  My first telephone was a "party line" -- a line shared with someone somewhere else. I have a manual typewriter, a fountain pen and I sharpen and use Community Foundation pencils daily. But I also blog (no-duh), have a Facebook page and a Linkedin account Read More... Posted Wednesday, February 04, 2009 11:03 AM by jtaylor | 0 Comments Filed under: Community Medical Centers, Tweet, Social media, Southwest Airlines, Facebook, Linkedin, Mayo Clinic