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Links and the Persistance of Memories

Doc Searls riffing off of Dave Winer’s post about the history of podcasts here… Doc Searls Weblog · Why durable links matter: “We can find these historic details because links…

Posted on April 7, 2013Categories Dura Europos, TechnologyLeave a comment on Links and the Persistance of Memories

Publisher Training Web Seminars from LinkShare

LinkShare is making good use of its new blog with the announcement of a series of upcoming publisher training web seminars: Publisher Training Web Seminars | LinkShare Blog: “LinkShare now…

Posted on October 28, 2008Categories Marketing7 Comments on Publisher Training Web Seminars from LinkShare

Denton Resigns from Linkshare

Big news out of Linkshare today. LinkShare Announces Executive Management Team Changes: “NEW YORK, March 18 /PRNewswire/ — LinkShare, a leading pay-per-action marketing network, announced the resignation of Stephen R….

Posted on March 18, 2008Categories MarketingTags linkshare4 Comments on Denton Resigns from Linkshare

Instagram is Dead

For starters, this is the end of Instagram as we know it. Systrom and Krieger were deeply involved in day-to-day product decisions, and retained an unusual degree of autonomy over…

Posted on September 25, 2018Categories Social Media, TechnologyTags facebook, instagramLeave a comment on Instagram is Dead

Your phone’s homescreen is dead; or how native advertising wins in the post-mobile world

“Part of this will entail a shift in advertising to permission-based advertising: asking the consumer whether she wants to see an ad — which would be asking her if she…

Posted on October 27, 2015Categories Discovery, Marketing, Mobile1 Comment on Your phone’s homescreen is dead; or how native advertising wins in the post-mobile world
Who Says Blogging is Dead?

Who Says Blogging is Dead?

My site is having its biggest month in almost 20 years (and its best year since 2007, when I was selling sponsorships and made a decent income from them). I’ve…

Posted on November 25, 2025November 25, 2025Categories Status, TechnologyTags blogging, micro-bloggingLeave a comment on Who Says Blogging is Dead?

Is Google+ “Dead”?

Bring back Reader while you’re at it, Google! What we’re hearing from multiple sources is that Google+ will no longer be considered a product, but a platform — essentially ending…

Posted on April 24, 2014Categories TechnologyTags google, google readerLeave a comment on Is Google+ “Dead”?

Writing Is Dead

Beautiful (and horribly depressing) read: It is not just that people with degrees in English generally go to work for corporations (which of course they do); the point is that…

Posted on March 8, 2015Categories Literature, TechnologyLeave a comment on Writing Is Dead
Streaming as We Knew It is Dead

Streaming as We Knew It is Dead

Fascinating stats… and “piracy” is about to regain its steam as it did around 2007 when things got out of hand with digital download pricing… “content is key” as Bowie…

Posted on September 24, 2025September 24, 2025Categories Apps, TechnologyTags amazon, apple, Hulu, netflix, streamingLeave a comment on Streaming as We Knew It is Dead

No Simple Highway, a Sermon

I’m was too young to see the Grateful Dead live with Jerry Garcia, but I’ve tried to make up for it over the years by going to shows by Phil…

Posted on May 2, 2021August 8, 2023Categories Music, ReligionTags grateful dead, music theology, ripple, Theology, unitarian universalistLeave a comment on No Simple Highway, a Sermon

CostPerNews Special: Are CJ and Linkshare Worth Their Salt?

…who has worked inside of a merchant affiliate program, with CJ, Linkshare, BeFree, DirectTrack and with various CPA affiliate networks. What results in this ten minute podcast is full of…

Posted on November 15, 2006Categories AffiliatesTags cj, linkshare120 Comments on CostPerNews Special: Are CJ and Linkshare Worth Their Salt?

Linkshare Updates Deal Dispatcher: Are Clean Interfaces Selling Points?

According to the Linkshare newsletter emailed out this morning, Linkshare has cleaned up their Deal Dispatcher interface. Based on suggestions from the recent affiliate survey, Linkshare writes that it has…

Posted on February 2, 2007Categories Affiliates2 Comments on Linkshare Updates Deal Dispatcher: Are Clean Interfaces Selling Points?

LinkShare Addresses Downtime and Preps for Holidays

In an email to affiliates / publishers this week, LinkShare’s co-Presidents (seems to be a popular trend with affiliate networks these days) laid out their plans to address the past…

Posted on October 26, 2008Categories MarketingLeave a comment on LinkShare Addresses Downtime and Preps for Holidays

My Tweets, Links, Music, and Books

…Instagram now, but they don’t have RSS feeds and clearly aren’t fans of users pulling their own pics out of their silo. Tweets, Links, Music, and Books – Sam Harrelson….

Posted on March 4, 2015Categories Status, TechnologyLeave a comment on My Tweets, Links, Music, and Books

Daily Stat Sheet 2: “Are We There Yet?!” Links and Affiliate Marketing

Following up on Wednesday’s post, here’s my podcast with a little more depth into my opinion of how and why we should move beyond links in affiliate marketing. Agree? Disagree?…

Posted on November 23, 2006Categories AffiliatesLeave a comment on Daily Stat Sheet 2: “Are We There Yet?!” Links and Affiliate Marketing

Phishing Scam Targets (Dumb) Twitter Users Opening DM’ed Links

…their usernames/passwords. Soon. Oh, and don’t open DM links from people you don’t know. Why in the world would someone do that?? Did we not all learn our lesson from…

Posted on January 3, 2009Categories Twitter10 Comments on Phishing Scam Targets (Dumb) Twitter Users Opening DM’ed Links

At Least Give a Disclosure, LinkShare

You’d think there would be … I don’t know … a disclosure near and/or at the top of a post on a blog such as MarketingLand clarifying the author’s intended…

Posted on May 17, 2013Categories Affiliate MarketingTags affiliate networks, linkshare1 Comment on At Least Give a Disclosure, LinkShare

Why Are There No Affiliate Network Apps?

…now. Time to app up. And this, Linkshare, is just janky: LinkShare Mobile Dashboard Launches: “LinkShare has launched a mobile dashboard (“Mobile Dash”) that allows affiliates to login from a…

Posted on January 2, 2012Categories Affiliate Marketing, Apps, MobileLeave a comment on Why Are There No Affiliate Network Apps?

CostPerNews Widget Now Available

Links are dead (more on that soon). I’ve been promoting widgets as a promising platform for the future of affiliate marketing. So, I decided to construct a widget for Cost…

Posted on November 11, 2006Categories Marketing1 Comment on CostPerNews Widget Now Available

Are Affiliate Bloggers Worth Their Salt?

…I think links are dead (that’s not hysterics and extends well outside of “affiliate” marketing), and view link baiting as pretty much worthless. The traffic you get from such antics…

Posted on December 17, 2006Categories Affiliates1 Comment on Are Affiliate Bloggers Worth Their Salt?

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New here? Start with these pieces that sketch what I mean by “Ecology of the Cross.”

  • What is the Ecology of the Cross?
    An overview paper that lays out the integral ecology of the cross and why kenosis + ecological intentionality matter.
  • Process Ecology of the Cross
    A deeper dive into communion, kenosis, fire, and planetary politics through a process-relational lens.
  • Why Edith Stein matters here
    How The Science of the Cross became the metaphysical and spiritual backbone of this whole project.
  • Hildegard, Viriditas, and the Cross
    Greening, viriditas, and how a medieval mystic’s vision feeds an ecological theology of the cross.
  • Ecological Intentionality
    The AAR paper that frames “ecological intentionality” as performing peace beyond human boundaries.

→ More posts in the Ecology of the Cross archive

 

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