A Rant About Clickbait of All Shapes and Sizes on Facebook (and Other Social Media Platforms) * ~ * ~ * There Are TWO Tigers In This Picture, Can You Spot The Second One? 99% of Viewers Can’t! (WordPorn.com) I have a friend on Facebook; he’s a very nice […]
Gimbling in the Wabe – An Interesting Little Experiment
Published on :Last week, I was trolling around on the internet (as I am wont to do), and I came across an article from my local newspaper stating that more college graduates are living at home with their parents than ever before. While the article itself drew no judgmental conclusions, the headline, […]
Gimbling in the Wabe – Tangible Authors
Published on :I am an extremely lucky person. At times when I am feeling particularly magnanimous, I would even say that I am blessed. I live in an existence where I am surrounded by books. I own books, I can download books electronically, I have a library nearby where I can not […]
Gimbling in the Wabe – What We Choose
Published on :So I was tooling around on Facebook last night – something I do far too often – and I was getting pissed. I know that I’ve pretty much created my Facebook feed by liking certain posts and following certain pages, so what shows up has been geared to what I’ve […]
Gimbling in the Wabe – A Thousand Words
Published on :If a picture paints a thousand words Then why can’t I paint you? The words will never show the you I’ve come to know. ~ David Gates Anyone who has eaten a ripe, juicy peach knows how messy they can be. No amount of slurping will keep the […]
Random House Updates Its BookScout App for Facebook
Published on :Random House, Inc., announces major updates to its BookScout app in conjunction with Facebook’s improved timeline and About page. Launched in January, BookScout enables book lovers to share their favorite reads with friends and view personalized recommendations on Facebook. As part of Facebook’s announcements today, people can now choose to […]
America’s Facebook Generation Is Reading
Published on :Good news, book lovers, it appears that the “Facebook generation” doesn’t suck at reading! From NPR: In what may come as a pleasant surprise to people who fear the Facebook generation has given up on reading — or, at least, reading anything longer than 140 characters — a new report […]
