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web pages relevant to our web 2.0 / new media evangelization project.
Updated on May 30, 09
Created on Apr 09, 09
Category: Computers & Internet
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diohelena 's List: WEB 2.0
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May 30, 09
"...From the Helena Diocese of the Catholic Church (www.diocesehelena.org) to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (www.lds.org ), technology is giving America's faithful a new way to connect with their church, their faith and spirituality. So, if you're seeking God in these troubling times, maybe you should start by Googling God."
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May 28, 09
"...we recommend that you save your videos as either QuickTime .MOV, Windows .AVI, or .MPG files— these are the most common formats and they work well within our system. We specifically recommend the MPEG4 (Divx, Xvid) format at 640x480 resolution with MP3 audio. Resizing your video to these specifications before uploading will help your clips look better on YouTube."
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QuickTime .MOV, Windows .AVI, or .MPG files
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May 28, 09
"...choosing YouTube as an appropriate platform for establishing a presence on the Web” made sense, he said, especially given that so much information on the pope and the Vatican was already appearing in fragmented, out-of-context forms and scattered over multiple venues... By creating its own channel on YouTube—which boasts 70 million viewers a month—the Vatican is seeking to give people the opportunity to access information about the pope and the Vatican from a regular and trustworthy source..."
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During Lent 2007, Cardinal Justin Rigali of Philadelphia posted a series of podcasts on Youtube. His reflections on the Gospel were among the most watched videoclips on Youtube.
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May 28, 09
"We've been having a good deal of success with YouTube and it has been responsible for a big chunk of the traffic on our Web site..."
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We've been having a good deal of success with YouTube and it has been responsible for a big chunk of the traffic on our Web site.
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We've been having a good deal of success with YouTube and it has been responsible for a big chunk of the traffic on our Web site.
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Apr 23, 09
an example of how to help visitors get their feet wet with all this new media jazz. it's very important for us to have something like this - only even more simplified I think, for the super un-tech-savvy folks.
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Apr 23, 09
I can't view videos for some reason on my comp. - but here's a site that's doing a pretty good job using video, podcasting, and blogging for Catholic purposes.
Note: one great thing about blogs (especially if you make them independent-just-affiliated entities that don't need as much 'control') is that people can comment - which creates a sense of community and interaction - and also new content without an =y work - 'user-generated-content' - it's all the rage. -
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Here are some ways you can use Twitter to support your marketing and branding efforts:
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Apr 22, 09
much of it can apply to religious orgs too.
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When you connect with others on Twitter in an authentic way, reciprocal trust is natural. @johndoe Follows @janesmith. I trust him, so I'll trust her. And from those connections comes genuine word of mouth support, both within the Twitterverse and out. But if you are inauthentic, and you do more Tweeting than Listening, chances are, no one is listening to you either. That's spam, not community.
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About half our company is twittering- I'm dragging them in with my incredible enthusiasm. I find it works very well in combination with blogging, commenting on others' blogs, and social bookmarking sites.
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Apr 23, 09
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Twitter is as useful as you make it.
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Within seconds of the announcement on Idol, Twitter fills with hundreds of posts answering this question for me.
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Apr 23, 09
Good example of Catholic-centered blogging - also has a twitter updates 'widget' in the sidebar.
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Twitter Updates
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Apr 23, 09
demonstrates twitter's usefulness as a way to update people on news articles (and remind them that the paper exists, and tempt them to actually read the articles & visit the websitet)
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