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Tag Archives: charity
Do Some Good iPhone application review
Before I begin, let me just say that this is a review of an iPhone application, not the concept of micro-volunteering. The idea of using your technology to perform small but necessary tasks to help out not-for-profits has a lot of positives, … Continue reading
NFP Social Media League Table
Earlier this month, research consultancy NFP Synergy, published a social media league table for UK charities. This league table measures social media presence – the number of likes a charity has on Facebook, subscribers on YouTube, followers on Twitter and … Continue reading
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NCT Babychange iPhone application review
Before I had a baby, I used to be able to get ready and leave the house in less than five minutes. The first time I ventured out to the local shopping centre with our newborn, however, it took me … Continue reading
M&S Foursquare Promotion
Saturday the 16th of April, or to use the American date format 04/16, was Foursquare Day. I only discovered this because of another promotion. Over the weekend of 16-17 April, UK retailer, M&S, were promising to donate £1 to Breakthrough … Continue reading
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Greenpeace vs. Facebook
On Beth Kanter’s blog this week, there’s a sneak peek into new Idealware research on how not-for-profits are using their Facebook fan pages. For those working in the charity sector – and perhaps for anyone familiar with Facebook – these … Continue reading
Reflections on the #moonwalk
Last Friday, after work, a group of us from YouthNet walked down to Liverpool Street station for a twitter-organised moonwalk in memory of Michael Jackson. Given the instantaneous nature of the Internet, I’m almost too late to blog about the … Continue reading