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“Weird Al” Yankovic – Stop Forwarding That Crap To Me
There are some good lessons in this video for all of us. Listen carefully. (What I can’t get over is the irony that people take the time and effort to make media like this that criticizes us for sharing time-wasting … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged email, facebook, twitter
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Social Media Explained
Perhaps it’s because “you get out of facebook what you put into facebook” and I haven’t been spending much time on facebook in recent months, my stream has been reduced to people I know sharing (“so funny! I’m stealing this … Continue reading
Setting us back while going forward: Amazee closes shop, refers members to Facebook and Google for social change organizing
I received the above message from Amazee today. Amazee is (or will be until December 23) a platform built using Drupal where people can create groups to organize around social change projects and campaigns. The makers of the site (Amazee Labs in … Continue reading
Posted in Open Data, Social Media
Tagged amazee, Drupal, facebook, Google, open source, twitter
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Twitter has changed my expectations about customer service
I am utterly spoiled by twitter, and discouraged by any organization that doesn’t use it for customer service. For example, I am feeling happier about recruiting Kabissa volunteers via VolunteerMatch.org (a US-based nonprofit) than I am about OnlineVolunteering.org (a UN … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged customer service, onlinevolunteering.org, twitter, volunteering, volunteermatch
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May Day reflections on Mailman, Facebook and the Future of Social Media for Activism
It’s May Day, a day of political demonstrations and celebrations organised by communists, anarchists, socialists, and activist groups. But today is not just May Day. It’s also the first day of a new month, which means that Mailman mailing list … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged activism, civicrm, diaspora, Drupal, facebook, google groups, kabissa, mailman, ning, open source, social media, twitter
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Ten Tips for Succeeding in the Global Open Challenge
Yesterday I blogged about my horrid fascination with the organizations stuck at the bottom of the Global Open Challenge Leaderboard. Today, I have ten tips to share that I think would help any organization to succeed in their Global Open … Continue reading
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Tagged crowdsourcing, facebook, fundraising, globalgiving, social media, twitter
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Watching the Bottom of the Global Open Challenge Leaderboard
The Global Open Challenge is GlobalGiving’s powerful idea of using the “wisdom of the crowd” to identify organizations worthy of being part of the GlobalGiving charitable giving community. Organizations that pass a rigorous due diligence process are given an opportunity … Continue reading
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Tagged crowdsourcing, facebook, fundraising, globalgiving, nonprofit technology, social media, twitter
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