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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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Monthly Archives: July 2008
The value of not doing something
When you don’t do something you free yourself up to do something else. This is the essence of Seth’s post today, The TV Dividend. But his post wasn’t the only one I saw today on the same theme. My brother … Continue reading
Notebook doodle – we’re all the same
From my thin notebook (paper kind): (Cross-posted on Crazy Ass Planet.)
This rover has crossed over
Pessimism, like movie car chases, gets old real fast. I’m with Andrew Keen on this one. Unfortunately, people like to bitch and moan (I’m no exception). But I repeat: it gets tedious quickly. And it’s seldom correct. In this case, … Continue reading
If the Internet makes us stupid, will anyone notice?
I saw the headline, “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” and I thought, “Geez, I hope not. We’re stupid enough already.” As evidence, we can look at some of the responses to the article. People seem to have their shorts in … Continue reading
Burbling, mumbling, rambling …
I’m really glad I took my laptop to the bar today, what with my brain being in neutral and having nothing worthwhile to write or say. Except for this: I hate the latest MS Office 2008 which appears to have … Continue reading