Beth's Blog: Nonprofits and Social Media

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Dec 18, 2009	30HourDay: Now There’s a Telethon 2.0	A group of podcasters in Portland, Oregon have teamed up with internet friends around the world to create a new type of charity fundraiser, a live streaming telethon. Called 30 Hour Day, the event begins this evening. It will use streaming ...
Nov 5, 2009	Sean Parker’s “Causes” to Leave MySpace: Does It Matter?	The wildly popular nonprofit fundraising application Causes reportedly emailed users of its MySpace app on Tuesday to tell them that all Causes will be removed from MySpace on Friday morning, in three days. Causes was co-founded by Sean Par...
Jul 5, 2009	Tweetraising: The Potential For Charities On Twitter	Twitter has been hailed as an incredibly useful marketing tool for businesses and brands, both big and small, to disseminate information and engage with consumers on a massive scale. But what about non-profits? The ability to use social med...
May 15, 2009	Blogging For A Cause	I've been thinking and writing a lot about earned media and passed links lately. When I think about the ways that marketers can "earn free media" with passed links, I think about four primary channels; email, blogs, twitter, and f...
May 14, 2009	Introducing the ReadWriteWeb Guide to Online Community Management	Our First Premium Report for Businesses We’re excited to announce the availability of ReadWriteWeb’s Guide to Online Community Management, our first premium report. It’s been in the works for more than four months and we believe it’s unlike...
Oct 29, 2008	Five Ways to Keep Your Momentum After A Big Announcement	Congratulations! You made a big announcement and got great reviews, feedback and an influx of people to your website. Yesterday. Today, any number of other organizations and individuals are having the same experience and except for (hopeful...
Aug 21, 2008	Screen Casts Rock – Here’s Who’s Rocking Them Now	Screen cast videos are one of the most powerful ways to show off anything on the web. They are also quite difficult to do well. That sounds like a pretty sweet spot for specialization and sure enough, a new class of freelancers is emerging ...
Jul 18, 2008	BlogHer: Who Are Your Favorite Women Bloggers?	The Blogher conference for and about women bloggers kicks off today in San Francisco and in honor of this important event, we decided to share some links to some of our favorite women bloggers here at RWW. Gender is an important lens throug...
Jul 1, 2008	Study Confirms: Personalization Can Backfire	A new study from the University of Illinois confirms what many of us may have suspected privately: “personalized” marketing communication online can often make us actively dislike the message’s sender. “People bristle at personalization jus...
Jun 10, 2008	Where Are We in The Enterprise 2.0 Wave?	Most enterprise software sucks. That is my considered opinion from 30 years in the software biz. Words that come to mind are: bloated, inflexible and user hostile. The good news is that it is getting better, a lot better. The driver for cha...
May 19, 2008	Wikis Are Now Serious Business	Only a handful of years ago, it was common to hear people laugh at Wikipedia. Anyone can edit it! How could you take it seriously? These days, just as blogs are, wikis are on their way to winning a reputation as serious publishing platforms...
Dec 31, 2007	5 Ways You Can Fall in Love With Tagging Again	Tagging content online is something that doesn’t seem to have taken off the way some people expected it to. Is it too complicated for widespread adoption? Is it too arbitrary to have the impact that formal taxonomies offer? Is it just too m...
Nov 28, 2007	More for Good Than for Profit: Report Says US Charities Now Leading Corporations in Social Media Adoption	University of Massachusetts researchers Nora Barnes, Ph.D. and Eric Mattson have released preliminary results of a survey of the largest US charities regarding their adoption of new social media like blogging, podcasting and wikis. The rese...
Sep 14, 2007	Non-Profits & Web 2.0: Notes From The Real World	By Guest Author Beth Kanter, who is a trainer, coach, and consultant to Non-profits and individuals in effective use of technology. I have worked in the nonprofit sector for over 25 years; and in the nonprofit and technology field for the l...
Nov 13, 2005	Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 7 – 13 Nov 2005	This week: International Web 2.0, Mainstream Media Meltdown, Microsoft “Leaked” docs, Web 2.0 poster children rebel, 2.0 Post of the Week – samy conquers myspace. sponsored by: Web 2.0 – Rockin’ All Over The World This week we’ve seen evide...

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Parsers VC has collected 16 articles mentioning Beth's Blog: Nonprofits and Social Media, among them “30HourDay: Now There’s a Telethon 2.0” (Dec 18, 2009) and “Sean Parker’s “Causes” to Leave MySpace: Does It Matter?” (Nov 5, 2009).

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Yes, Beth's Blog: Nonprofits and Social Media is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jan 12, 2010.