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Ice Bucket Challenge: Can Other Nonprofits Reproduce It?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

One has to step back and marvel at the most successful networked fundraising campaigns in the history of social or crowd fundraising. The question on my mind is: Is the success of the Ice Bucket Challenge a happy accident for ALS fundraising and the people who suffer from the disease or is the first example of the power of crowd charity?

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Memejacking: Does Your Nonprofit Dare?

Tech Soup

When a question about the color of a dress went viral, several nonprofits joined the conversation to help their messages spread along the viral wave. The Dress became one of the most quickly viral memes that the Internet has ever seen. Meme Me Up, Scotty. As communications tactics go, memes are cheap and easy to make.

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How to Plan a Simple Yet Powerful Giving Tuesday Campaign

Get Fully Funded

Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving powered by social media, peer pressure (the good kind!), A Few Frequently Asked Questions About Giving Tuesday. and the good feeling you get when you contribute to an organization you love. The day has grown into the world’s biggest giving movement and gets bigger every year.

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Live Blog: Is Technology Really Good for Human Rights

Amy Sample Ward

Tonight, I attended a live panel discussion on the question of whether Technology is Really Good for Human Rights, or not. Annabelle Sreberny, Professor of Global Media and Communication, School of Oriental and African Studies (with special interest in Iran, bloggers & social media). Kevin Anderson, blogs editor of the Guardian.

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Steve Bridger

But the bottom-line: Cracks are showing everywhere in our increasingly unsustainable economic and environmental global order. Monday, October 27, 2008 at 11:27 am | Permalink gicela wrote: David Katz’s photographs will certainly make the history books. I think the answer is no, but I still want to ask that as a question.)

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