Blogs and Non Profits/NGOs
Christian Crumlish posted this excellent piece on blogs and non profits last fall (October 3) but I wanted to bookmark it here since I share resources with a lot of non profits/NGOs.
Weblog strategies for nonprofits @ Radio Free Blogistan
My two bits to add to the comment that The Glue is Syndication. That's the technology glue. The people are the other glue. It's how NPOs/NGOs cross fertilize ideas. This is one of the key things we need more of to improve the kinds of results we can achieve through the non profit sector. Amen and goodnight!
posted by Nancy White at 9:24 PM
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Hi Nancy --
Have you heard anything more on the blogs + NP/NGO front?
Thanks.
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Blogs and NPO/NGOs? Yes, there is a lot happening. Domestically I'm seeing more and more attention to that set of tools called (and yes, I don't like the name) social software, including blogs. You saw that at NVHA last month I'm sure. I know of people working on the tool building side (CivicSpace, etc.) who are promoting blogs.
Internationally, the Global Voices project out of Harvard's Berkman center with Rebecca MacKinnon and Ethan Zuckerman is a very interesting effort at raising the visibility of bloggers in countries around the world as a viable source of non-US news for the public and the media. Http://www.globalvoices.org
On the more "on the ground" level, I am seeing much less action. In the 2/3rds world email is still the most accessible tool.
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