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10 Ways Non-Profits Can Use Blogs

Over at NetSquared Britt Bravo has a great article listing 10 ways non-profits can use blogs. The common point of all 10 items on the list at once indicate a blog’s role as a clearing-house and collection-point for information among the various constituents...

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Discovering a Circuit Rider

Yesterday I discovered a new term: circuit rider. From wikipedia: The term circuit rider, which has its roots in Methodist preaching, has more recently been applied to technology assistance providers who travel to small non-profit organizations in a particular sector...

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This Site Will Self Destruct

At times, it will. I can promise it. In fact, I bet that right now you could click around and find something not working. And we think that’s okay, for now. We wanted to launch the site, and it was half-finished. So rather than having nothing we launched it....

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Mesh: Canada’s Web 2.0 Conference

A few prominent folks in the Toronto technology community have banded together to create mesh: Canada’s web 2.0 conference. I’ve been anticipating the conference that has become known as mesh for a few weeks now, since Rob Hyndman and Matthew Ingram...

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Do You Lie for a Living?

Andrew Goodman of Traffick writes in a post called Do you lie for a living?: I’m just flipping through Joseph Jaffe’s excellent Life After the 30-Second Spot (the PDF version—I hate to wait). When he still worked at an ad agency, Jaffe’s...

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Congratulations to Smallthought

Congratulations to Smallthought software’s Andrew and Avi for winning Under the Radar’s Best in Show along with a slough of other awards at South by Southwest (SXSW Interactive) last week Under the Radar, a conference unto itself. Smallthought are a local...

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