A Conspiracy the Church Should Get In On
7Jul2006 Filed under: Technology, Blogging, Church, books Author: DUST!N
If you’re strongly involved in a church, you might be wondering how this new world of Cluetrain, word-of-mouth, and Web 2.0 affects the church body.
Bill Kinnon has written (and recorded) an excellent book addressing this topic, A Networked Conspiracy: Social Networks, the Church, and the Power of Collective Intelligence. Bill was kind enough to send me an early draft of the book, but I’m ordering a copy of the finished product today.
At $9.95 for the audio recording AND booklet, it seems like a great bargain. I already know which two church leaders I’m loaning out to first.
Visit Bill’s blog Achievable Ends, where he offers the first six minutes of audio as a free download.
Update
Bill has created a Networked Conspiracy blog. Check out his latest “conspiracy theories.”
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Bill Kinnon
July 7th, 2006 at 8:18 am
DUST!N,
You are too kind. And thanks for both the encouragement and critique (during the writing process) - it is much appreciated. BTW I’ve created a blog to support the book.
Chris F
July 13th, 2006 at 11:04 am
Hey Bill, congratulations. I like your approach and concept. I have been reading some of your blogs anf following the rabit trail…. much food for thought.
I have emailed you a bunch of times but I get I a feature in SPammAlot