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March 2006

Politics and new media

March 18, 2006 | Filed under: Frontline Action, IT and Internet

The New Media Awards, run by New Statesman magazine, this year has an accompanying blog covering “all things related to the convergence of politics and new media” and also looking at relevant projects. A recent item looks at whether we are catching up with the US in using internet for …

Charity Project

March 18, 2006 | Filed under: General

Hello I am new to blogs and for that matter charity work. My wife and I moved to France in 2001 after loosing much of our retirement capital in UK farming. We took to riding bikes to keep fit and as a low cost hobby. We decided to do something …

Cyber society celebration

March 15, 2006 | Filed under: IT and Internet

cybersoc.com, a blog which covers things like citizen journalism, internet research and online community management, is celebrating its first birthday in style next week (20th-24th March), with a high profile bunch of guest bloggers: Citizen Journalism: Richard Sambrook, Director of Global News at the BBC Online Community Management (well known …

Self-publishing your news

March 13, 2006 | Filed under: General

If you are really looking for somewhere to post news concerning your organisation (activities, campaigns, reports, events etc), there is now a facility to do so on VoluntaryNews. See the Public or About tabs on that site.

Blogging about charity blogs more popular than actual charity blogs

March 11, 2006 | Filed under: IT and Internet

An American collaboration site (wiki) on PR matters has established a section on ‘Non-Profit Blogging, Podcasting and Social Media’. I’ll try to keep an eye on any interesting developments relevant outside the States, but I do have to agree with them that “for now, it is easier to find sites …

Email charge dropped for nonprofits

March 8, 2006 | Filed under: IT and Internet

An item on Computer Weekly says: A disparate group of 50 non-profit US organisations have defeated AOL in its plan to start charging them for sending out bulk e-mail. …which could cripple their fundraising efforts. The group includes Oxfam America, Gun Owners of America, Friends of the Earth, and the …

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