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Wednesday, September 8, 2010
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8/30/2010
Birmingham 2.0
Residents become concerned citizens
BhamWiki has been an important part of my learning the history of Birmingham, AL. Many times in recent years it’s helped me have a better understanding about a person, place or thing that was the hot topic
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| 8/30/2010 |
Birmingham 2.0 Residents become concerned citizens
BhamWiki has been an important part of my learning the history of Birmingham, AL. Many times in recent years it’s helped me have a better
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| 8/3/2010 |
WordCamp 2010 Bloggers unite; there are stories to tell.
“Why don’t you hold a WordCamp in Birmingham?”
That was the question posed to me by Matt Mullenweg just after Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban
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| 7/4/2010 |
Save the Gulf Here are some ways you can help Birmingham’s beach.
It’s sweltering right now in Birmingham, as summer arrives in full force. Living in the bowl that is Jones Valley can make it seem brutal as the temperature rises above 90 degrees regularly.
For
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| 5/31/2010 |
Paying Attention Two new blogs could lead to a better understanding of the city’s past and hopefully its future.
Current events in Birmingham have many beginning to pay attention to the issue of urbanism and how it applying its principles (or not) will affect its future.
Whether it’s deciding if drive-through
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| 5/1/2010 |
Special Knowledge This new site has a large potential to fill a rather large void
Communities become much more powerful when they can share information with each other, enabling people to have more facts before them to help make better choices. After all as the saying goes, knowledge
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| 3/31/2010 |
The Virtual Crowd The Facebook protest created by the format change of Live 100.5 energized music fans. What could that energy do for the city at large?
I thought about what to write for this month’s column, coming across things like the American Red Cross’ Paint the Town Red street party taking place on 2nd Avenue and the like. But I felt that a piece
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| 3/1/2010 |
Making a Difference With The Terminal about to turn three, I wanted to compare notes with other sites, one old and one new.
The Terminal turns three this month and hopefully by the time you read this, I’ll have figured out how we’re going to mark the occasion.
I’ve been going back through the posts on my personal blog that
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| 2/1/2010 |
An Open Letter to Birmingham Politicians Which politicians are doing what online.
People throughout metro Birmingham are turning to the Internet for opportunities to connect directly with people, places and things. They do so in increasing numbers hoping that their voice will matter.
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| 12/28/2009 |
The Blessing and Curse Local bloggers really just want a conversation.
There are a lot more of us out there than you think—metro Birmingham bloggers that is.
The ability that blogging platforms like WordPress , Blogger and Movable Type provide the average person to shout
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| 11/19/2009 |
I decided to test the waters for virtual mayor.
Birmingham’s residents are often reminded of UAB’s first president, Dr. Volker, and his challenge to to dream big dreams for the city. While the request is often referenced, there are times when people
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| 10/15/2009 |
Slow down a little bit and take a closer look at what’s going on in the virtual world.
One of the great things about being a part of Birmingham’s growing online community is knowing that there’s always something new to learn and discover when you open your web browser or check your tweets.
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Andre Natta is the creator of an exciting weekday web publication The Terminal that acts as a hub of information about all things Birmingham.



