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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2011 · 59 MIN

Digital Alternatives to Traditional Communication

from Exponential Podcast

In this Exponential 2011 podcast, Kem Meyer shows how the Web transferred control from organizations to individuals and now people have more access to information - and to each other. How do we appeal to the sense of power & entitlement in our society without compromising Biblical values? What ar the new principles of communication that can help keep lines untangled - making it easy for people to find, contribute and share information without bottleneck, administrative overhead or destructive campaigning? This topic isn't breaking news; the Blogosphere is 12 yrs old, Facebook is 7 and YouTube if 5! Yet church leaders are still fearful that digital & social networks are a substitute for real relationships & convinced content control is an effective strategy. There's so much advice out there and nobody's an expert (don't believe anyone who tells you they are). There's no one-size-fits-all approach for anyone. However, everyone - regardless of skill, style or philosophy - can lead, leverage & influence if they're aware of a few basics of survival online & off.

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