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Sunday, June 13, 2010
The focus included both a look at what social media tools are being used to do in organizations now, how funders are using technology, and what opportunities exist for funders to support or lead on. Social by Social : a handbook for using new technologies for social impact that I co-authored last year. Social Media & Philanthropy.
 
Thursday, May 27, 2010
At the 2010 Nonprofit Technology Conference, we -- Carie Lewis , Beth Kanter , David J. They built an iGoogle dashboard and fed RSS feeds based on information they were seeking in online social networks. Then, grab the search RSS feed and add it to your iGoogle. Now, anyone can log in to monitor this. Amazonfail ? Be proactive.
 
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Thanks to RSS, any new post that you publish to your blog automatically gets published to your mobile website. Using elements, nonprofits can create a homepage and subpages and then using the RSS from your blog, you can easily and automatically generate articles and news stories. The Web is going mobile. Faster than anyone thought.
 

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There are many ways to publish any RSS feed on your own website — Feedburner’s BuzzBoost feature, and Widgetbox, for example, among a host of other methods including a Google Docs trick — but lately I’ve been using a free service called Feed Informer, for several reasons.( Tags: RSS Widgets Non-profit technology Web 2.0 nptech
Those of you who visit pages besides the blog here at Idealware have noted that my article Using RSS Tools to Feed your Information Needs is up. If you're an old hand at RSS, then I'm hoping the article will serve as a good tool when trying to impress others of the value of syndication. websites rss Communication
Home Green Media Toolshed Profile Twitter Shared Links Subscribe Archives « Phone messages from activists locked down inside Kimberly-Clark Canadians headquarters | Kleercut.Net | Main | World Without Oil :: Start Here » May 01, 2007 RSS in Plain English This is cool. Nice show of the RSS. Nice show of the RSS.
I have been thinking for quite some time about how somehow RSS (Real Simple Syndication, a name which is completely unhelpful - and not real simple - to those who need help understanding it) has a serious image problem. believe RSS is one of the the keys that open the door to the world of web 2.0, What is RSS? Clear as mud?
got permission to reprint this email from an ASAE Technology listserve discussion: Twitter does have some uses that might be seen as slightly unconventional. One can subscribe to the RSS feed (see the link at the top of the page). Tags: RSS Twitter Check this out. We call it Esoterica for Evaluators. Nicely done!
I'm continuing with follow-up topics from my RSS article, Using RSS Tools to Feed your Information Needs. Last week, I discussed integrating content with websites , and this week I'm going to dive into one of the more advanced ways to work with RSS content. Pipes is an RSS mashup editor. websites rss Communication
When it comes to “nptech&# or nonprofit technology, there are more blogs and organizations and resources than any one person can find, let alone keep track of!  I’m overwhelmed daily, just like everyone else, by the amount of information that’s available from, for and about our sector of technology and social benefit. 
Now here’s a new Facebook application that can take your RSS-to-Facebook to a whole new level. And let's say you want to “mix and match” — to post RSS feeds ‘A’, B’, and ‘C’ to your personal Profile; and post.( Social networking Facebook RSS application social media Tags: Non-profit technology nptech Web 2.0 No problem.
Image: SRD RSS, one of my favorite protocols , has been taking a beating in the blogosphere. And I agree that many people will forgo RSS in favor of the links that their friends and mentors tweet and share. RSS is, and always has been about, taking control of the information you peruse. Is RSS dead? rss Communication
Google Reader has announced a new feature that lets users create an RSS feed to track changes to any web page, even if the site doesn’t publish a feed. Google Non-profit Communications websites RSS Feedburner Tags: Non-profit technology nptech Web 2.0 read more ).