experiments in social networks like those performed by the Brooklyn Museum via their Facebook applications and video contests or by the US Holocaust Memorial Museum in their Google Earth work and myriad comment boards. and museums. provided the Web 2.0 The biggest question that came up again and again was: how much does it cost? Absolutely. MORE >>

Hopefully others will chime in on this point with their own experiences from adventures in social networks. April 25, 2008 | Lisa Neal I need help getting training on how to calculate ROI -- more for our client services and training programs. December 17, 2008 | social networking software Thanks for creating this. let er rip. MORE >>

I've been working for Social Actions throughout the second half of 2008 - and I've been amazed and inspired by the various networks where you can make a difference online. wanted to share my favorite networks of 2008 - innovative sites which either launched, re-launched, or took off in unexpected ways in the past year. 1 - Kiva.org. MORE >>

I had the chance to interview Belinda Lang, American Express Vice President, Consumer Marketing Strategy, and who was involved with their very inspiring 2008 Members Project. interviewed her Nov 5, 2008 at our Marketing and Online Communities Conference. AMEX gave away $2.5m And they were ultimately one of the second place winners. MORE >>

These early experiments were about how to crowd source, aggregate, and share nonprofit technology news using web 2.0 for customizing the Digg experience, enhancing the recommendation system across other areas of the site, creating deeper category and topic content views and more ways to discover and organize content. Digg it here ). MORE >>