Losing our religion?
A new survey suggests Americans are becoming more secular and turning away from the traditional religious denominations. Is religion still part of individual identity as it once was?9:06 a.m.Mark Silk: Teaches religion and directs the Program on Public Values at Trinity College. He collaborated on the American Religious Identification Survey released in March.
Charles Haynes: Senior scholar at the First Amendment Center. He writes and speaks on religious liberty and religion in American life.
Penny Edgell: Professor in the sociology department at the University of Minnesota.
Twitter nation
Everyone's doing it these days. Celebrities, politicians, athletes, even jurors. Tweeting that is. Midmorning examines the Twitter phenomenon, and what it means for the evolution of the Web.10:06 a.m.Julio Ojeda-Zapata: Consumer Technology reporter and columnist for the Pioneer Press, and author of "twitter means business: how microblogging can help or hurt your company."
Jamie Thingelstad: Former CTO of the Wall Street Journal Digital Network, and now an entrepreneur-in-residence with Split Rock Partners.
John Hodgman: Author and humorist. His latest book is "More Information Than You Require."
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