Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 22, 2009
User generated content is also at the core of citizen journalism, the notion that amateur users can perform journalist-like functions (accidentally or otherwise) by reporting and commenting on news. Other initiatives, like Vote Report India or the Pink Chaddi Campaign , start off with a strong focus on Collaboration around a specific event.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
NOVEMBER 3, 2006
Blogging, Social Bookmarking, Expertise Matching, and MySpace Looks like Marnie Webb is using Ma.gnolia.com for her linkblog Britt Bravo launched the " Basic Blogging for Women " blog filled with pointers and summaries of advice to get started. And overheard at the TechSoup Second Life meeting this week.
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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
MAY 18, 2007
Fight Hunger shares the results and learnings from its Second Life fundraising event "Walk the World." " And now, you can bookmark Second Life locations (called slurls) into del.icio.us Peter Dietz has an article explaining why we need group fundraising RSS feeds. without leaving the virtual world!
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
SEPTEMBER 12, 2007
As Jon Stahl notes, in reaction to the recent Overbook Foundation Report , I wonder how much of this anxiety is the product of nonprofit sector consultants and pundits hyping Web 2.0 Of Second Life? tool after Web 2.0 How short was the hype cycle of MySpace? Of YouTube? Of Facebook? Are all of these important?
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
MARCH 30, 2007
Update your bookmarks: [link]. where you vote for one of the finalists in the NTEN Video Content or watch a machinima about Nonprofits in Second Life. Be sure to read the Third Sector Foresight Report on how nonprofits can best use social media and social networking - which was distributed at the conference. It's moved.
Care2
NOVEMBER 15, 2007
To date, the Transfair USA Change.org widget reports bringing in the most money ($942), which works out to be about 22 cents per friend. They, however, were a significant outlier; second most is ASPCA with $200 (less than a penny per friend). The social bookmarking sites offer this. At least not yet. All rights reserved.
Care2
NOVEMBER 8, 2007
To date, the Transfair USA Change.org widget reports bringing in the most money ($942), which works out to be about 22 cents per friend. They, however, were a significant outlier; second most is ASPCA with $200 (less than a penny per friend). The social bookmarking sites offer this. At least not yet. All rights reserved.
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