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145 Articles match "Information","Myspace"
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Monday, February 22, 2010
The catch: Do you have an active Ning, Facebook, MySpace, or private label community? To apply, check out the Grants for Good page with downloadable FAQs, application, and judging information. Do you tell your nonprofit's stories online? Do you leverage your online community to raise funds? Do you have a great group of enthusiastic online
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
will organize the masses in ways never seen before through geolocation , group texting and mobile websites, and much of it will be done via Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and FourSquare smartphone Apps.
Age, class, race, gender and location play huge roles now in how people want to receive information and calls to action from nonprofits. While there are a good number of tech-savvy hipsters out there that understand terms like “ Static Web ”, “ Dynamic Content ”, “ User-Generated ”, “ Cloud Computing ”, and “ Semantic Web ”, the majority of nonprofits don’t talk or understand such tech speak.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Ro)bots (or spiders) are scripts or applications that search out information on the web. Search engines constantly scour the web for information using this method -- but bots are also used by those nasty folks on the web that like to steal your information or trash your website. Are my staff members sharing too much information online? Bruce M. Wolfe , Marin Institute
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Administrators of Causes accounts on MySpace received a notice via email stating, “Thank you for the work you’ve done on Causes on MySpace. Do to the lack of activity on MySpace, we’ve decided to focus our efforts on the Causes Application on Facebook.” The message indicated that all Causes-related pages and content on MySpace would be taken down at the end of the week.
My latest post for the Stanford Social Innovation Review is up and I hope you’ll dive into the conversation with me!
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Administrators of Causes accounts on MySpace received a notice via email stating, “Thank you for the work you’ve done on Causes on MySpace. Do to the lack of activity on MySpace, we’ve decided to focus our efforts on the Causes Application on Facebook.” The message indicated that all Causes-related pages and content on MySpace would be taken down at the end of the week.
My latest post for the Stanford Social Innovation Review is up and I hope you’ll dive into the conversation with me!
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Monday, August 17, 2009
Facebook , LinkedIn , MySpace , and Twitter do that just fine.
If your users use Google, AOL, or any other OpenID providers, new users to an Elgg site can use their login information as well.
boston cambridge conference elgg facebook linkedin myspace Twitte The question one finds asking themselves before taking any task of considerable effort is whether they really want to do it. This past weekend, I exerted some effort to get myself from Washington D.C.
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Monday, November 16, 2009
8220;In recent days, Causes has left MySpace and IdeaBlob has shutdown. In reaction to the Causes announcement, Economist bureau chief Matthew Bishop tweeted “Who knew it was on MySpace?” Causes Leaves MySpace
Two weeks ago , Causes, the application that lets individuals and organizations campaign Sean Stannard-Stockton has just posted my guest post on the Tactical Philanthropy blog . You can read it and the comments on the blog here , it’s copied below.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Please visit the Change.org link listed below for more information. 4) Link to your profiles on MySpace, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
Tags: Facebook Marketing and Awareness Microblog Tools Video blog twitter facebook myspace change linkedi This is an email I got today that I wanted to share with our readers. If you already use this service, please let us know.
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Thursday, October 1, 2009
1) People can “Share” your videos on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and via E-mail with one-click. See Mashable’s Animoto Now Lets You Remix Video Clips; It’s Simply Awesome for more information and an example.
...Tags: Animoto is a service that allows you to create videos about your nonprofit using a selection of your organization’s best photos. Within a few minutes and a couple of clicks, your nonprofit could have a new promotional video that you can use on your Web site, your Blog, in your e-mail newsletters, and
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Monday, November 9, 2009
1) Spend some time (not all of it) capturing people’s basic contact information (name, state, and email address at the very least) as part of your social networking strategy. Just last week, MySpace eliminated Causes , the peer-to-peer fundraising service that started on Facebook. An estimated 184,000 people used Causes on MySpace and now it’s gone. What would happen to your nonprofit’s outreach work if Facebook or Twitter shut down? Since you don’t own the data, you wouldn’t be able to salvage it.
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
If reviews include incorrect information, add your own comment giving helpful information about hours, prices, and new cool things people might like. Again, add comments that give tantalizing information about the ancient vase behind the smiling girl or upcoming programs featuring those video-recorded light sabers. The time these require is highly correlated to whether you are currently generating this kind of On Monday, David Klevan (from the US Holocaust Memorial Museum) and I spoke at the MAAM Creating Exhibitions conference about Web 2.0 and museums.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
will organize the masses in ways never seen before through geolocation , group texting and mobile websites, and much of it will be done via Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and FourSquare smartphone Apps.
Age, class, race, gender and location play huge roles now in how people want to receive information and calls to action from nonprofits. While there are a good number of tech-savvy hipsters out there that understand terms like “ Static Web ”, “ Dynamic Content ”, “ User-Generated ”, “ Cloud Computing ”, and “ Semantic Web ”, the majority of nonprofits don’t talk or understand such tech speak.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Today, an interview with Shelley Bernstein , the Manager of Information Systems at the Brooklyn Museum, and the engine behind that museum’s fabulous forays into Web 2.0. Tell me about the background for the Brooklyn Museum’s community web component. And it was so clear at the time. We started slowly with the MySpace page , and we started in earnest with Flickr. Let’s say you wanted to find a model museum using Web 2.0 to support programs and exhibits.
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