asking questions and discovering how little I know
I was looking for a program to try out. There was a free trial version available. It was a large company’s site, one you’re probably familiar with. So … I found the link via Google – a method many, many people use. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only person who came to the page [...]
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You know, much as I enjoy Seth’s blog, sometimes I hate it – especially when he ends a post by asking a question that makes me squirm. His post Great writing, unfiltered is essentially about how technology, the Internet, Web 2.0 – whatever you want to call it – has changed marketing and, specifically, writing. [...]
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I have a list, in my head, of posts I want to write and may eventually get to, even though that list is a bit murky. For instance, there’s the list of five things about me you may not know that I said I’d do on the weekend but still haven’t done. And there’s the [...]
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A video appears to be making the rounds. If you haven’t seen it yet, believe me it’s worth a look. (I found it on Seth’s blog, and he found it … and so on.) I guess you could say this is about how there’s more to what we’re doing here than what it initially appears [...]
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Just so you know from the start – I ain’t no computer expert. Where technology is concerned I have awareness, as opposed to knowledge. But this serves me well, I think, because it allows me to perceive many of today’s technological doodads the way many, if not most, consumers will. With bafflement. I have two [...]
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I'm Bill Wren, a writer-editor, social media enthusiast in Fredericton, New Brunswick. And that would be my dog, Molly Bloom, as a logo in the header.
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