This is a follow up and the second part of yesterday’s post on this topic. Here are some Beta Test Results we did with Facebook Connect. These are results from real people who tried it out:
“When I click that (Facebook) button, most of the box is hidden behind the video adjacent to the button on [...]
Okay not so much WWE as much as W3C…. Recently myself and my good friend Rob Sullivan decided to see what the hype was all about between Google Friend Conncet and Facebook Connect. Which one actually does something for your non-profit? Which one is easy to implement? Which one is all fluff? So we picked [...]
In this morning’s Washington Post an article appeared about why two Detroit newspapers are cutting back home delivery to three days per week.
Fighting to stay in business, Detroit’s two daily newspapers will cut home delivery to three days a week, print smaller editions on other days and encourage people to get information online.
The Detroit market [...]
Check out this non-profit my friend Joe Doyle is helping to promote.
It’s the DOUBLEbikeMATCH campaign. An angel donor will double all
funds that World Bicycle Relief can collected in 48 hours. They hope to raise capital
for 100 bikes (200 with the match) – enough to help over 4,000 people.
The campaign ends Friday at noon, [...]
Since the US economy fell off a cliff a couple of months ago prognostications about what’s going to happen are all over the place. Some are relatively optimistic and see an upswing in late ‘09 while others are pretty, pessimistic seeing a deep dive that’ll take years to recover from.
What’s going to happen in the [...]
Another in our series of interviews with people making a difference in the non-profit world. Turn the audio up on this one a little. Heidi is unusually quiet in this interview ; -)
In the American Cancer Society Powerful Choices podcast series, we’ll give you the information you need to make good choices to improve your health and reduce your cancer risk, including recent news, tips, tools, and more. In this podcast, you’ll get a hold of some ideas on how to get exercise even though it’s a [...]
I’m a believer that the future belongs to video. I assert that the dominant communications medium from here on is the internet; the primary character of that medium will be video; and online communication will, therefore, require video skills.
The data below suggests why I think this is the case. Cisco Systems–a key supplier of hardware [...]
The headlines have made it official: we’re in a recession.
In truth, this was no revelation. The economists’ facts and figures only confirmed what most of us have been feeling for some time now – painfully pinched. Like many of you, I’m making instead of buying my morning coffee, pushing my running shoes to go [...]
In yesterday’s post I focused on the growing perception by some people–especially young ones–that traditional cause-oriented organizations aren’t very agile, and it’s difficult to have much influence in them. So they’re going around established institutions and generating advocacy movements almost spontaneously using tools familiar to them like blogs and social networks: what Clay Shirkey calls [...]
