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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
PT currently has fellowships in Boston, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, Tel Aviv, and Jerusalem -- and will be expanding next year to Europe and other cities in North America. . Efrat Ben-Dor Erez, NPTech Israel. Imagine a Jewish girl, selling Challah bread on a college campus in America to help support black Muslims in Darfur.
 
Friday, August 20, 2010
(Note: This is a weekly round-up of NTEN members doing and sharing their nptech awesome. Members are in bold. Tag your own news with "nten member" or "nptech" to help us find your awesome online, or contact Annaliese with your updates.)   Allyson Kapin offers some good reminders/tips for engaging your supporters.
 
Thursday, August 19, 2010
In other words, those field staff who were always breaking the rules and systems he put in place were doing so not because they were punks, but because they genuinely needed to find new ways to get their job done. And if you're ever in New York, you should stop by, too. And this requires new rules of engagement. the Egg."
 

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Goal-Setting at The New York Times How does a established news institution transform itself into a sleek Web 2.0 Transform the established culture I visited Martin in the New York Times offices last week, and it feltlike being backstage at Phantom. Christine (.net) Quick Followup: VCTips at Web 2.0 United States License.
It was designed by a New York artist named Cindy Workman. Cindy is having an art show, and if you are in New York, you should take a look. We love our See3 logo. The women are in varying states of dress and emotions – some engage us eye to eye, others avert their gaze. The work remains as fresh and quietly fierce as ever.
Marc Andreessen, the founder of Netscape, Ning and an internet thinker (and billionaire), wrote a post today on his blog called Inaugurating the New York Times Deathwatch. He shows vividly how the New York Times business has eroded, how their ad revenues are way down, circulation is down, etc. Let’s see: * Brenda C.
job%3F 2008-06-09+01%3A21%3A02 Allan+Benamer Ok, very rarely do I do consulting jobs and I decided a couple of weeks ago to do some part-time consulting for the New York City Campaign Finance Board. Imagine applying all that neat stuff at Netsquared or when Beth talks about social media to New York City politics. Be nice.
one-day event on Saturday, 21 February 2009 in New York/Hunter College’s ‘ Black Box ‘ Exploring mobile tech to advance social development and social change goals  . If you’re in the NYC area, please visit  Mobile Tech For Social Change NewYork. It’s a $25 Barcamp over in Manhattan: Event details.
On February 10th 2009 at the 3LD Art and Technology Center in New York City, social media guru Jeff Pulver is producing SocComm - The Social Communications Summit. Register and reserve your seat at birth of a new industry. Seating at SocComm is limited. To register visit here. SocComm Summit Agenda. as of Jan 19, 2009).
In his speech, he pledged to "create a new corps of business volunteers to partner with counterparts in Muslim-majority countries." wish I was able to attend, but am glad that many of my clients have the opportunity to go. The conference is held every two years, and is always. We also saw some. In this case. Muslim relations.
The New York Observer: "Mr. Can Social Media for Social Change Reinvent Charity Work? Maybe!
Foundation Testing Potential of Philanthropy via Internet - New York Times National Feed - GainesvilleSun.com: "Foundation Testing Potential of Philanthropy via Internet 12:00 am, December 13, 2007The Case Foundation is embarking on an effort to test the potential of citizen-led philanthropy via the Internet.
The Larger Challenge (and Opportunity) for One Laptop Per Child - Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog: "The One Laptop Per Child project is starting a “Give 1 Get 1? campaign to try to jumpstart its drive to bring computers to children in the developing world.