Support Who Pays the Price’s Stretch Goal for 75K!
Dear Supporters – We invite you to check out our new trailer for Who Pays the Price: The Human Cost of Electronics, which shows hidden... Read More
Berkeley Unified School District Communications Study
Madera Group has been working in collaboration with the Berkeley Unified School District over the last few months to review current district wide communications and begin to suggest the most relevant, best practices for the district’s communications.
Senator Mark Warner (D-VA), Weili Dai, and Rob Atkinson at the Commonwealth Club in Silicon Valley on January 19, 2011
Please join Information Technology and Innovation Foundation Honorary Co-Chair Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) and ITIF President Robert D. Atkinson, Ph.D at their Commonwealth Club panel discussion at 6:30 pm on January 19th, 2011.
ITIF Energy Innovation 2010 Event
Since its inception in 2006, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) has worked towards formulating public policies to boost modernization and promote the widespread “digitalization” of the economy. The topic of energy technology is becoming increasingly important to the public eye as a result of the recent coal and oil safety disasters, and the U.S. military’s excessive energy expenditures.
Convio releases annual nonprofit online benchmarks report
For the fourth consecutive year, online vendor Convio has assembled The Convio Online Nonprofit Benchmark Study which assembles 2009 online metrics for over 500 nonprofits in 15 nonprofit sectors.
The Social Media Response to Disaster in Haiti
Amy Sample Ward with Netsquared wrote a good roundup in February 2010 of the social media response to the Haiti earthquake in January. She writes that "the way we think about and turn to social media in a time of disaster is changing." Amy's article discusses how mobile technology is impacting the process of mapping, fundraising, and missing persons.
Do Facebook, Twitter and Ning compete? They do… for our time
This weekend, I was reading the interview of Techcrunch with Gina Bianchini (CEO of Ning) in Davos. In it, Gina argues that that she doesn't see Nign as a competitor of Facebook or Twitter.
Social Media for Nonprofits (presentation)
Recently, I had the great opportunity to deliver a couple of sessions of a workshop titled Social Media for Nonprofits to approximately 20 small nonprofit groups in the Bay Area.These are the slides from the presentation (with a few enhancements I made to them thanks to the feedback I got from participants). You can download the presentation if you prefer watching it offline.
5 Trends That Will Affect Online Fundraising In 2010
Our good friends at Network for Good offers us their view into the crystal ball of online fundraising in 2010 in this good article about upcoming trends for the year. Here's the high level summary: