topten Blogging, Open Source, Strategy, Web Tools, Wordpress

10 More Popular WordPress Plugins You Should Check Out

Posted by John Saddington on Jul 29, 2010

We recently published a list of the Top 10 Most Downloaded WordPress Plugins and you should definitely take a look at that list.

But, I thought it would be valuable to list out numbers 11-20 as well, since those are also very good. Remember, this list is solely based on the number of downloads!

Check it out:

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Community, Conferences, Video, Web Tools

ECHO Conference Streams Live, Using 316 Networks

Posted by John Saddington on Jul 29, 2010

ECHO Conference is streaming it’s event live and it looks pretty simple and slick.

316 Networks is providing the streaming and chat technology while they are using Juitter for their Tweets.

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Community, Culture, Misc, Twitter, Web Tools

Jesus Wants You to Follow Him (Not Just on Twitter)

Posted by John Saddington on Jul 29, 2010

This definitely had me rolling.

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standardthemethumb Blogging, Community, News, Web Tools, Wordpress

Standard Theme 2: Blogging WordPress Theme Ready For Download!

Posted by Tom on Jul 29, 2010

A couple of weeks ago, we gave you a sneak peek at the upcoming version of Standard Theme. Today, The 8BIT Team is absolutely pumped to show you the final product.

Let’s take a look…

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Church, Community, Internet Church, Strategy

Do You Have a Control Room for Your Online Campus?

Posted by John Saddington on Jul 28, 2010

That looks pretty darn neat. Apparently this is the ‘Control Room’ for LifeChurch.tv‘s Online Campus Experience.

Word.

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managewp-logo Blogging, Plugins, Strategy, Web Tools, Wordpress

Manage Multiple WordPress Blogs with One Dashboard?

Posted by John Saddington on Jul 28, 2010

Sounds like a dream service, right?

I thought so too and I instantly checked ManageWP and their web service that advertises the ability to manage multiple WordPress blogs with one easy-to-use dashboard.

Here’s what I found…

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8bit-high-five Community, Culture, Misc

We Like High Fives, Are You Doing it Right?

Posted by John Saddington on Jul 28, 2010

The 8BIT guys (and gals) love to “high five,” have fun, and pretty much goof off as much as we possibly can (within any legal constraints, of course).

But, I had no idea that there was a “right” and “wrong” way to do it; have you reviewed the “High Five Etiquette” recently?

Check it:

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green-snake Community, Misc, News, Web Tools, Youtube

YouTube Has the Best Easter Egg On the Internet

Posted by Kyle Reed on Jul 28, 2010

YouTube has revolutionized the way we view media on the internet.

Now they are at it again with a little “easter egg” of sorts. Did you know that you can play snake on YouTube? Yes, I had to try it myself before I believed the possibilities of having something to do while a video loaded or when I was bored.

Head over to YouTube, find a video that has the newest player (usually on all new videos submitted. You can recognize the new player by the glass or transparent play button at the bottom of the video). Once you find a video let it play for a second and then hit pause. Give it a second to load out some more and then hold the left arrow key…and boom, you are playing snake.

As you can see, when we have free time at the 8BIT Network we like to play snake and watch Andy Stanley videos.

Enjoy and don’t hit the walls.

cyber-stalker Community, Culture, Social Media, Strategy

3 Things You Do to Get Rid of a Cyberstalker

Posted by John Saddington on Jul 27, 2010

I’ve been lucky (blessed?) not to ever have had a “cyberstalker” and hopefully it’ll stay that way forever. I’m not interested and I simply don’t have time to manage that type of junk.

Part of this is probably because I’m not a famous person and I don’t use Facebook as much as many other people. It’s just easy to avoid with all the other online properties.

But, let’s say that you were a victim of a cyberstalker – how do you get rid of them? Apparently you do these three things:

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sticky-buns Books, Communication, Community, Design, Strategy

When Church Website Naysayers Say Nay

Posted by dewde on Jul 27, 2010

More and more would-be first time guests will visit your church’s website before they ever walk through the doors.

In fact, it’s easier to spend a Sunday afternoon googling local churches, and reading through their respective websites, than it is to get all the kids bathed, dressed, fed, loaded into the Tahoe, unloaded, registered, and wrestled into an oh-so-unfamiliar Sunday school environment just to “try out” a new church for the first time.

Let’s face it, your website will either be a bridge or a barrier for new church members. If this is true, and I believe it is, how can you make it a bridge?

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