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Brad Ysseldyke

Three iPhone Apps That Every NPO Should Know About - 1 views

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    have you tried using the apps yet yourself?? If so do they actually work....
Jason Escareno

Older Adults and Social Media | Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project - 1 views

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    This report indicates what trends dominate older users of social media. The main argument here is whether or not using social media to interact with NPO volunteeers and clients is worthwhile. The research indicates that it is a worthwhile endeavor. The important thing to bear in mind as far as older users are concerned, is making organizational web sites extremely accessible and user-friendly.
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    I think to a certain extent it is important to incorporate new social media into npo's its a easier way to reach out to volunteers and clients, its mostly about how you as a supervisor manage the usage from your employees.
niyata brown

Sustainable Development in the Digital Age - 0 views

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    This is a good article to read for those interested in managing a company, 501 c, etc., and plan on using social networking as a daily tool.
Darrell Williams

Obama Administration Reportedly Plans to Create Internet ID for All Americans - 1 views

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    Interesting for all Americans
anonymous

2011 Nonprofit Communications Trends Report - 1 views

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    This is worth reviewing for those of you interested in communications.
Andrew Frederick

Let's Compete on Innovation Rather Than Patents - 0 views

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    I found this article to be very interesting, especially relating to the comparison of the U.S. and Chinese patent system. China is increasing it's supply of patents, hoping to stimulate innovation and start-up inventions in the country. China is starting to heavily invest in 4G telecommunication. Wadhwa is offering a different perspective on this issue and ultimately plays down the hype of this story. He asks for the U.S. to concentrate on being a leader in innovation, rather than patents, which seem like nuclear weapons in an everlasting tech arms race that doesn't seem to allow for revision.
Andrew Frederick

Steve Jobs Taking Medical Leave Of Absence - 0 views

  • Jobs has struggled with health issues in recent years and the news that he will be taking a leave of absence comes a year and a half after the chief executive received a liver transplant. In 2004, Jobs announced he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and, that same year, underwent surgery to remove the cancer. He took a medical leave of absence between January and June 2009, with Cook taking over responsibilities for day to day operations. He received a liver transplant in 2009. When asked about his health at an Apple press conference in July, Jobs replied he was "doing fine" and "feeling great." Yet others have expressed concerns about the CEO's health. The New York Times writes, "In recent months, Mr. Jobs has looked increasingly frail, according to people know have seen him." The lack of a precise end date on Jobs' leave of absence is troubling to some, suggesting the CEO's health issues could be complex and more long term. Cook, not Jobs, took the stage at a recent press conference in New York at which Verizon announced that it would begin carrying Apple's iPhone. Jobs is expected to appear with News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch to unveil the media mogul's new iPad newspaper, The Daily.
Andrew Frederick

Post Tech - Caroline Kennedy kicks off digital JFK library - 0 views

  • Caroline Kennedy kicks off digital JFK library: On Thursday, Caroline Kennedy unveiled a digital version of her father President John F. Kennedy's presidential archive, which is now available at www.jfklibrary.org. According to the press release, the Web site has approximately 200,000 pages, 300 reels of audio tape, 300 museum artifacts, 72 reels of film and 1,500 photos.
Kimberly Case

Public School Tech Inequality - 0 views

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    This article describes the advances that public schools have made in technology in the classroom, and also charts who has access and who does not. For example, how many computers per student are available in one school may vary considerably to a similar school in a poorer district.
Michael Bennett

Social Media's Role in Tunisian Protests - 0 views

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Michael Bennett

Government Offline - 0 views

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    Although this article is a a couple years old I think it raises many good points in regards to the public sectors use of technology compared to that in the Business world. I think the author was correct in his assumptions that inefficiencies in the technology are in large part due to the lack of competition in the government. Perhaps, if the government were to do like the article suggests, and base their e-government procedures off of a business model than things may run a bit more easily.
Rebecca Winchester

Social Media Marketing Benefits for Nonprofit Organizations - 0 views

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    It is becoming more common to see non-profits using some form of social media when marketing for their organization. . Social media helps in creating relationships, in making their organization known, and by getting feedback from stakeholders. This has helped social media become a popular and effective way of fundraising for non-profits.
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