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nptech: Jonathon D. Colman posted a message
“Wow! We just hit 200 members in this nptech room -- congratulations, everyone, for growing our little community!”
November 11 at 9:00 pm - Link
Now the hard part: how would you like to see this community grow in the future? - Jonathon D. Colman
jonathon if I had a nickel for everytime an online community asked that question .. I'd be rich. What if we gave some sort of reward? I'm too jetlagged right now but not going bonkers travel in dec so more to come - Beth Kanter
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Cleaning out the office before the year ends and I've got boxes of t-shirts, bags, stickers and other odds and ends that I'd love to give away. Just send me your address and t-shirt size (in case I still have 'em) via email or twitter (addresses in the post). - Marnie Webb
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Cool. I just ordered a few. - Lindsay Donaghe
I don't think they'd get along with my Ron Paul collection :-) - Jim Stewart
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nptech: LauraBrarian posted a link
How to Use FriendFeed to Keep Up on Nonprofits' Use of Social Media
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“Talking about Social Media and Race live now at http://ping.fm/I4uXV”
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“Wanted to remind everyone that Nov.1 is the deadline to apply to the Knight News Challenge (newschallenge.org) for $5MM in funding to support projects that empower local communities around news, discourse, community discussion. You do not need to be a non profit to apply. Check out the guidelines!”
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Share your FriendFeed activity on Twitter
October 30 at 4:01 pm - Link
I love FriendFeed. It is where I spend a very large amount of my Internet time. They are well positioned to really become important next year in the real time web. Find me there at http://www.friendfeed.com/scob... - Robert Scoble
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Be siure to review the settings before implementing. If you choose the default settings, then everything from every one of your services (except, of course, Twitter) will be posted to Twitter. Depending upon your usage patterns, this could result in a very noisy Twitter feed. (In fact, I've chosen NOT to implement this on one of my infrequently used Twitter accounts; if I did, that Twitter feed would be dominated by impersonal link messages, which is a turn-off for some people.) - Ontario Emperor
Yeah, I'd really recommend trimming the options, unless you want to have lots of people unfollow you from Twitter quite quickly :) - Ian Betteridge
I saw a suggestion from Josh Bancroft that the defaults be changed so that only "FriendFeed" is checked. Good idea, although for some people even THAT would overwhelm the Twitter feed. But at least it causes people to think. - Ontario Emperor
I'm very curious to see how this FriendFeed to Twitter to Facebook to my new blog, etc. will work ... - Steve Knight
If people want to follow your all around net activity, send em your FF. If you want to annoy people who use Twitter as a communication app, post your FF updates to Twitter. - Mark Frost via twhirl
I'm thinking that sending my FriendFeed stuff to Twitter without the context might could be a bad thing. - Kevin
twitter tweaking is in order folks!! :) I love it, but had to turn off the FF comments posting to twitter - Susan Beebe
+1 Susan I am thisclose to turning off my Twitter feed into FF, don't want to raise the noise level here nor would I elect to feed Twitter from here for the same reason - Dave Martin
infinite loop possibilities are infinite. - thomasrdotorg via twhirl
Robert - You can't possibly be thinking about turning all the FF to Twitter services on. Twitter would have to add bandwidth??!! - Charlie Anzman
Go on! Do it Robert - please! At least just for a week...aww man, i would just laugh solidly for a week. Make sure you keep comments on too...! - Zee from WeDoCreative
sounds look a cool feature. but it could be dangerous. - Lynne d Johnson
I turned it on, but only for new FF items. So, not too much spam will happen on my account. :-) - Robert Scoble
Wondering how that will look. - Christian Burns
It's a neat idea. As always Scoble is testing the waters and we're all better for it. - Will Higgins
cool so is this the first step of friendfeed becoming something like ping.fm or will they stop at Twitter? The cool thing now is that you can post both from twitter or friendfeed and your post will be (almost instantly) on both networks. - Davide D'Incau
wait a minute. If you enable this feature then it will disable importing your tweets from twitter to FF. I understand that is probably so to avoid loops, but that is not a good enough workaround for the problem for me. - Davide D'Incau
I turned off my Twitter feed to FF some time ago, to stop the dupes. Many people that WANT to see what I'm up to, follow me on Twitter anyway. I try to make a conscious effort to cut down the noise. - Ian May
Publishing to Twitter via FriendFeed means never having to leave FF! - Peter Simard
!!! like that: "the real time web - jfayel
!!! this feature surgedd to me only this week... put I would like it on "at request only" - jfayel
I use Twitter and FF for different (but sometimes overlapping) things. I'll post interesting links both here and twitter, but also ,when I'm out I use Twitter via SMS on my cellphone, and I can't do that with FF. - Ian May
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Jesse Stay posted a message
“On the news here in Utah they're saying guns are flying off the shelves here with people in fear that Obama will remove their right to bear arms.”
October 31 at 9:00 pm - via twhirl - Link
Hah! Well, at least that helps the economy. Most gun producers are American. - Robert Scoble
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singlehandedly? wow. the man must have superpowers. - Andrew Feinberg
My 4th grade daughter's friends tell her that if Obama wins their Dads won't be able to go hunting anymore. -sigh- Silly Utahns. - Jared B. Luther
Jared: damn, when I was in 4th grade I would have cared about all the critters my dad was killing and would have thought that was a good thing! :-) - Robert Scoble
http://www.demopolislive.com/g... ??? - Will Higgins
for the love of... He has specifically states he sees thec2nd ammendment as individual. That means you keep your guns. RPGs, machine guns... Only different story. - Brian Roy
Brian, they were saying most people are worried Obama will make it more expensive for them to buy guns due to higher taxes on guns. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
BUT, the news was making it sounds like Obama was going to remove their guns. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
* Sarcasm ... real smart people out there :p - Mike Reynolds
Jesse: the news was just trying to sell newspapers and get viewers, the truth doesn't get onto the news. If this stuff wasn't so stupid it would be laughable. Sigh. - Robert Scoble
Mike: I was just about to say if people were smart they wouldn't live in Utah, but there is good skiing there. - Robert Scoble
Mike - hey, I'm in Utah. Careful there ;-) - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Jesse: you're an outlier. You're on FriendFeed, which proves that. - Robert Scoble
I saw a MotoGP racer saying this in an interview the other day. Wow. It surprised me how many saps believe this rubbish. - Will Higgins
Robert, yeah, I came out here to work for BackCountry.com - the outdoor scene is awesome here. My wife is from Utah, and she's not so bad, either. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Will: in Utah they pretty much believe anything as long as the church doesn't disagree. - Robert Scoble
We're in the minority, though. If you find the right pockets, Utah's a really cool place, and it's changing a lot. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Jesse: don't bring wives into this! :-) - Robert Scoble
Robert, the funny thing is, the church encourages members to study these things out. Clearly not enough listen. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Jesse: when I can drive all day across Nevada and get a good margarita at a Mexican Restaurant I'll believe in Utah. Until then it's decidedly NOT cool, sorry. - Robert Scoble
Jesse: just like the church asked people to study their way to a yes on 8 vote, right? Your church really lost a lot of respect in my eyes for how they've behaved there. The ads are really beneath you guys. - Robert Scoble
Obama specifically said he is not trying to take away anybody's guns. That being said.....LOL! - ♫ Rahsheen™
Yall stop paying out Utah, I'm sure there are guns flying off shelves all over the country. Here's a thought, if Repubs. are adamant that marriage should be between ONE man and ONE woman, shouldn't there be a large Dem support base in Utah? - Will Higgins
Robert, Re: Margaritas in Utah: http://utah.citysearch.com/bes... - I wouldn't come to Utah for Mexican though. Go to Texas for that. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Apparently, Obama is only taxing guns over $250,000. Or 200, or 150, or something. - Brian Norwood
Jesse: I've been to Salt Lake several times and I've never found a restaurant that serves alcohol there. They assume everyone is like Louis Gray. FAIL. :-) - Robert Scoble
It is not unreasonable to be worried about an Democratic party controlled house, senate and white house where guns are concerned - that party has an abysmal record of attacking the 2nd amendment. As for Obama saying he isn't after the 2nd amendment, there is good reason to to take anything he says as gospel. He has a history of pandering to individual audiences and swaying with the political wind. Even if he meant it (and there is reason to suspect he doesn't) he won't fight his own party on it. - Soulhuntre
Soulhuntre: I love the fear that Republicans are under. Now you know how we felt with Bush. - Robert Scoble
Only our fears were justified, and got worse from there. - Robert Scoble
@Robert - :: shrugs :: your welcome to enjoy the fear of others if you want, clearly much of Obama's appeal and the blind support is predicated on just such revenge fantasies. However your joy won't include my fear because the guy doesn't scare me or most like me. The beauty of not looking to the government as the source of our prosperity or as a savior is we do just fine no matter who is running it. We'll adapt, let the guy self destruct and ride it out :) - Soulhuntre
I guess we'll see... - Brian Norwood
"I love the fear that Republicans are under." That's one of the saddest, coldest, and remarkably selfish comments I've read on FriendFeed. I do not fear Obama or an Obama Presidency. He will have my prayers. - Charles LePage
Soulhuntre: I think it's funny for Republicans to say they don't look to the government for the source of their prosperity. Yet when their business needs a tax break, they hold out their hands vigorously. For instance, Dell got hundreds of millions from North Carolina to open a plant. Plus, if the infrastructure of the country weren't there you would be dirt poor as a backwater Nigerian. The government is WHY you have your wealth and the more you try to say it's not just makes you look laughable. - Robert Scoble
@Charles LePage - one of the things I like about Robert is his honesty. You knwo this si the real core of why many support Obama now matter what his flaws, history or associations. By electing him they can finally "get even" and the consequences really don't matter. The thing is, they can't really hurt us in any important way... we simply aren't vulnerable to the same fears they are because we don't look outside ourselves the way they do. - Soulhuntre
I have to agree with Charles. I would think you would wish we were accepting of Obama, not be glad that (you assume) we are afraid of him. - Nathan
I believe our tax dollars built all that. We are why the government has wealth. - Brian Norwood
Exactly!!! Thank you Brains! - Nathan
Wow. 1) He expressly said he's not going to do that. A quick check on his website or call would prove that. 2) The President can not change the Constitution by himself. 3) If he did someone finagle such a fundamental change in the Constitution then that means the guns they're buying now would be illegal, making them criminals. Stupid should be painful. Really. - Anika Malone
@Robert Scoble - Dell getting a tax break isn't a hand out - but then you know that. North Carolina gave them that break as an incentive because that plant brought in far more money than the tax break cost them. In short, good business for Dell and NC. Without it Dell would have built someplace else.. in short, Dell will adapt. NC had a simple choice, and they made it... why is that a problem? - Soulhuntre
Soulhuntre: ahh, yes, ye olde "we rely on ourselves" message. I notice that most businesses don't happen anywhere else in the world. Why is that? Because government here paved the way (especially here in SIlicon Valley where we have awesome Internet, paid for in part by the government, railroads, paid for in part by the government, great universities, paid for in part by the government, and great healthcare, paid for in part by the government. - Robert Scoble
Soulhuntre: no, they were handouts. Dell just closed the plant and took the money with it. - Robert Scoble
As for the roads and so on it makes economic sense to pool resources for those, and I know of no one who begrudges that role of government. Of course when some folks are expected to pay more than others for using the same roads in the same way it gets amusing, but that's a side issue :) - Soulhuntre
Soulhuntre: oh, and by the way, if I were a Republican I'd worry more about China than about Obama. But the party was taken over by Religious Right who worries more about abortion than about where our economy is going. Which is why Obama is able to swoop in and win. Oh, and if you aren't worried, why point all this stuff out to us "misguided Democrats?" - Robert Scoble
Another point on the Dell thing. That was a state decision. I am much more accepting of that than Federal Government intervention. Leave it up to the states. That was the Founding Fathers original goal in the first place. - Nathan
Soulhuntre: keep in mind that I spewed the same trash you just did for more than 15 years of my life too. Yeah, I used to be a hard core Conservative listening to Rush Limbaugh every night (back when he was on a small station in Sacramento) and used to go to one of the most fundamental Christian churches in California. If you really want to school me in all your beliefs, go right ahead. - Robert Scoble
"...Religious Right who worries more about abortion than about where our economy is going..." I would say murder is a little more important that money. just saying. - Nathan
@Robert Scoble - if the NC government wanted some sort of clause demanding Dell stay, they should have put it into the agreements, huh? I guess they felt that the advantage was worth it anyway. Still not a hand out. As for why many companies happen in the US - because our government has long been among the least intrusive. In short it is not because of what the government DOES but how much it doesn't try to do :) - Soulhuntre
Nathan: guess what, our Founding Fathers never expected the kind of nation we are now. So, give it up. Time to look at the future, not at the past. Seems to me that our Founding Fathers also practiced slavery and didn't believe women should vote, either. - Robert Scoble
Getting a tax break, as in paying less in taxes, is the same as receiving money from a state government? Hmm. I'm glad you find me funny, Robert, and I look forward to your efforts to inflict fear and pain into my life. The government is NOT why I have, or have had, any wealth. God is. - Charles LePage
Yeah, and I used to be a registered Democrat. You didn't find the light Robert. - Brian Norwood
Nathan: I believe life starts at birth. Deal with it. We celebrate birthdays, not conception days for a reason. I believe an adult's rights outweigh those of a fetus. Not everyone believes the way you do and not everyone believes it is murder. - Robert Scoble
Norwood: in my lifetime Democrats have been better Presidents, even if you include Jimmy Carter. - Robert Scoble
Robert: Our constitution and government is arguably the most successful and prosperous in the history of the world. And you think we shouldn't look to the past? Way I see it that is the best way we should be looking. Obviously adaptation is necessary, but to disregard our success ridiculous. - Nathan
Screw the guns... Where can I get me some 'bear arms'? - Johnny Worthington
As for the government being the reason I have any wealth due to the government giving businesses tax breaks and building infrastructure, the money the government spent on the infrastructure was my wealth. And the tax breaks make sense because, once the business prospers, it means more tax dollars for the government. Congratulations, you've just shot Obama's argument that Bush gave tax breaks to the wrong people into pieces. Since you support McCain's tax policies more than Obama's... - Charles LePage
... does this mean McCain can count on your vote? - Charles LePage
Nathan: you might look around the world. US no longer has a lock on being successful and prosperous. I agree they started a great system, and one I'd die for (especially freedom of speech) but if we stuck with their system we'd still have slavery and worse. - Robert Scoble
@Robert Scoble - however you can imaging that for folks who DO believe life starts at conception that might be a more important issue than tax policy. Or maybe you are just fundamentally incapable of seeing other views than your own, but I hope not. Not agreeing with mind, just seeing the implications of. - Soulhuntre
@Robert Scoble - "keep in mind that I spewed the same trash you just did for more than 15 years of my life too" given how often I have seen you consumed with temporary passion for a idea, meme or belief I am not at all surprised by this :) However what you may or may not have believed or spouted doesn't really impact my confidence in my independently arrived at views :) - Soulhuntre
Soulhuntre: yes, I understand that, but when those people drive our country into the ground and bring us people like Palin, who doesn't even understand what the first amendment is all about, then me and them will have major problems. Anyway, if your goal is to reduce abortions (and I'd agree with that, I'm not pro-abortion and if my son said his girlfriend was considering same, I'd look for alternatives) there are many better ways to do it than electing jerks into office the way the religious right has been - Robert Scoble
And by taking an anti-conception and anti-safe-sex approach the "anti-abortion" crowd has done significantly deep harm to their own cause. - Robert Scoble
Agreed we may not be as well off as we once were, but the US is still doing pretty darn good. I have a car, and a dry place to stay, and a high-school education which puts me ahead of most of the world. I believe in the American people and I believe we can make money and prosper, if we are given the freedom to by the government. - Nathan
"I spewed the same trash you just did" I believe that qualifies as a conversation ender. - Charles LePage
Nathan: well, the next four years will be pretty tough on all of us, no matter who is President. Soulhuntre: glad to see you agreed you're religious and will stick with a cause no matter how wrong it may turn out to be. The good thing about human beings? We all die so our stupid religious causes get overturned every generation or so. Notice how fast racism has changed in America. - Robert Scoble
Nathan: figures you would brag about having a high school education. Sorry, dude, that's nothing to brag about. Now I understand why you think Palin is so cool. - Robert Scoble
Robert: I am going to be honest, it is really offending to me that you assume religious people will act solely on religious beliefs without using intelligence. - Nathan
Robert; I wasn't "bragging" about it. I was expressing how blessed we are in the US compared to the rest of the world. - Nathan
Robert: And thanks for assuming stuff about me without knowing anything about me. - Nathan
Nathan: you really need to travel more. Do you even have a passport? Do you go around assuming people around the world aren't prosperous and don't have educations? You need to watch my videos from China next week. - Robert Scoble
Nathan: about religion. So, you telling me that Utah's Mormons decided all on their own to donate $30 million to the Yes on 8 campaign? Rrrriiiiigggghhhhhtttttt. Don't try to pull that bullshit on me. Remember, I used to be part of a church. Most people in church vote the way the leaders tell them to. Same in unions. Come on now. Tell me how many evangelical Christians you see here saying they are voting for Obama. Go ahead, I'll wait. I'm sure you have hundreds of examples. - Robert Scoble
@Robert Scoble - so somehow I am "religious" because I will hold my own counsel on what to believe instead of thinking I should change it because you did? That is pretty odd man, pretty odd. How dare I use my own mind to draw my own conclusions, bad Soulhuntre! - Soulhuntre
Robert: Again, the assumptions are amazing. Are you going to do videos in India? or any African Countries? Just wondering. - Nathan
Soulhuntre: no, you are religious because you said you always stick with your opinion and tried to deride my ability to change sides. - Robert Scoble
Nathan: so you really don't have a passport, do you? - Robert Scoble
Robert: Would you like me to list names? I go to a very conservative Christian university and we have plenty of Obama supporters. And concerning that whole statement, is it not possible that they just share common values? Thus the reason for them sharing the same religion? You are turning religious people into nothing more than sheep that go where they are told. Like I said, that is offending to me. - Nathan
Robert: Of course I have a passport! and a beautiful thing called Google. I do my research. - Nathan
FYI, most of the LaSallian folks I know are voting Obama. Christian folk for sure, but more of the hippie-peace and education type. It takes all kinds in this world and I learned a good deal from my two years working at a LaSallian High School. That from a half Jewish half Christian, practicing agnostic/atheist. - AJ Kohn
@Robert Scoble - I understand that you interact with a lot of people and so maybe get confused about who is who, or make composites of them. It's a common tactic for handling huge numbers of details - but I think you are wrong on this. You and I have never previously discussed the idea of "changing sides". I have commented before that you often get passionate about things in a temporary way, but I have usually mentioned that it is a trait I enjoy in your writing. - Soulhuntre
AJ: yeah, I should be more specific when talking about religion. I'm talking about Conservative Christians who go to fundamental churches. Nathan, if you are right then you should parade them around and we should see that balance in your blog posts and other places. I don't see it. Pictures. - Robert Scoble
Soulhuntre: I was a Christian for more than 15 years. I've been pretty consistent on my technology positions too. I still hate the Kindle, for instance, and, while I was excited about Facebook that was before I hit the edges and learned more about the philosophy of the company. I do tend to look around at what's practical and useful, though, and toss out old ideas and old ways of doing things. - Robert Scoble
@Robert Scoble - Since I am not, nor ever have been, a practicing remember of any religion your point of view as someone who was then changed is interesting to me... but I doubt even then you spouted the same views as I do. As for the passionate nature of your enthusiasms it is not a bad thing... it is often a useful bellweather :) I don't consider you fickle. - Soulhuntre
Robert: I have conservative beliefs. My blog is my way of expressing my interests, finings and opinions. I think for myself and make my own decisions, as do all my friends. There are plenty of liberals who only vote that way because movies stars tell them to also. The argument goes both ways. I would just appreciate you hearing me, not your assumed stereotype of me. - Nathan
Is the more relevant question not "why the hell do you need to be armed?" Or bear them? Hunting I get (although I don't hunt). But wanting to possess a weapon just for the concept of it defeats me. - Stephen Collins via twhirl
I actually think it makes sense for liberals to arm. I've seen enough strong-arm tactics from the right to believe that they'll consider trying to take power by force someday. I am not a typical liberal. I do NOT believe in excessive gun control. I do believe in responsible gun laws. But not outright bans. - ScottBourne
not a meditator among them - Gregory Lent
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Twitter Vote Report » Home
October 29 at 9:03 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
great use of twitter to report on the progress of democracy. Also great example of aggregating/organizing the communicating that people are *already* doing. - Marnie Webb via Bookmarklet
Love it! - Jonathon D. Colman
some more http://beth.typepad.com/beths_... - Beth Kanter
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Social Actions | Find Social Actions. Create Social Change.
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thanks so much! - Beth Kanter
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nptech: LauraBrarian posted a link
Youth Impact Newsletter: MySpace and YouTube and Blogs, Oh My! Enhancing Your Youth Program With Web 2.0 Tools
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nptech: Jonathon D. Colman posted a link
Free eBook from Chris Brogan on personal branding
September 7 at 10:25 pm - Link
While this isn't specifically aimed at nonprofits, reading through it I can see many ideas and tactics that I and other nptechies use in our marketing efforts. If you read through it and replace "you" with "your organization", there are a lot of valuable lessons for us... especially as we consider online reputation management for our organizations' brands. Enjoy! - Jonathon D. Colman
Just finished reading Brogan's eBook, I think it is an incredibly transparent look at how anyone can develop their personal brand by combining passion, authenticity, and some skillful use of social media tools that are available to everyone. Like Jonathon said, although it is not geared towards NFPs, the book can certainly be applied to social justice causes as well. - Albert
Definitely - replace the "you" with "your" - but also think of how an .org can have a personality .. that's important too - Beth Kanter
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nptech: Jonathon D. Colman posted a link
donation Dashboard 1.0
September 6 at 7:34 am - Link
"Donation Dashboard uses a collaborative filtering algorithm called 'Eigentaste' to recommend a donation portfolio to you. To learn more about Eigentaste, feel free to read the About page. The process is simple: after you rate a small set of non-profits, you will be presented with a portfolio of recommendations that is scaled to suit your preferences and available funds." - Jonathon D. Colman
hmm ... interesting .. - Beth Kanter
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nptech: Laura Whitehead posted a link
Home page for September application | september | charity water
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Birthday in September? - Laura Whitehead via Bookmarklet
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Social Media for Real World Social Change
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nptech: Jonathon D. Colman posted a link
How to find statistics on social media
August 28 at 1:56 pm - Link
Opening paragraph: "Selling management on the value of investing time and resources into building an online community using social media is a challenge, and you need all of the support you can get. One way to convey the value of corporate social media participation is to leverage published statistics about who’s using social media platforms and how they are using it. There have been a host of new studies published recently that you can use to help make the case for your own company’s involvement..." - Jonathon D. Colman
I've been tracking these and pulling screenshots and putting in flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/c... - Beth Kanter
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nptech: Laura Whitehead posted a link
Bold Songs – What Music Inspires You to Make the World a Better Place? | Echoing Green
Bold Songs – What Music Inspires You to Make the World a Better Place? | Echoing Green
August 29 at 8:16 am - via Reshare - Link
"Seeing as Muxtape and blip.fm have been everywhere and well used recently, this seems like a good idea to share, inspire and connect too as well as raise interest. Any other orgs done similar recently, would love to hear!" - Laura Whitehead
Wow: this is great, Laura. Absolutely *love* it! ...and will be excited to see the mixes submitted so that I can listen to inspiring music while working. :) - Jonathon D. Colman
@jcolman is it worth a digg for this week? - Beth Kanter
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nptech: Marnie Webb posted a link
Slashdot | A Look At Joe Biden's Tech Voting Record
August 24 at 9:03 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
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love on the beach
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Congrats! :-) - Betsy Weber
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