Lost soul, lost road, lost words.
When it’s an audio file.
Because of its popularity, everyone wants to podcast. The Center for Economic and Policy Research will be conducting a series of seminars in the coming months on “basic economics for policy analysis and self defense.” In the announcement of these seminars in D.C., CEPR says they will also be [...]
Marnie, who does deep thinking about how nonprofits can use blogging, social software, and their ilk, cautions about a trap in which it is easy to get caught:
I try to make the hook fundraising because I think that’ll pull people into the conversation. But utilizing social tools on the web—wikis and blogs and RSS—participating in [...]
I’ve added the Nonprofit Curmudgeon to the blogroll on the strength of a couple of posts. First, the Curmudgeon asks ” Are nonprofit agencies the customers from hell?” The answer is a resounding “yes!” The stringing along nonprofits do of vendors is just sad.
My favorite situation: nonprofit N asks vendor V [...]
If you belong to any nonprofit organizations that communicate via email, you’ve probably seen a link you could click to “forward this important message to a friend,” or “tell a friend about how great the Society for the Preservation of Rubber Duckies is.”
Kari Chisholm posts about a question and its answer: must the CAN-SPAM law [...]
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