5 May 2008
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A new report on how non-profits are using mobile tech, sponsored by the UN Foundation and the Vodfone Group Foundation. From our friends at MobileActive.org.
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From Mitch Joel of Twist Image. I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to tune into this podcast, given how much of a must-listen Six Pixels of Separation has become.
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Way cool – a collaborative effort to map Vancouver’s public spaces.
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Provocative article on Facebook’s limitations for politicos looking for the next big thing.
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Yes, I would like this book, please. (Plus Ted Sorensen’s, if you’re feeling generous.)
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Great! Actual research on this stuff, instead of just anecdotal information. Now it would be cool to apply the methodology to particular topical niches; something aimed at new parents should probably be timed differently than something for gamers.
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Alex’s and my presentation to Drupal Camp Vancouver on Friday. Hope to see you there!
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Via Tod Maffin, a handy Mac app for keeping track of the login info for the various sites you manage.
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I’ve always wondered where to find the information you need to match an IP address to the originating country. Getting the city information would be nice, but you can’t argue with the price.
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Oh. Okay, so you CAN get the city information for free, too.
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So you’re preparing a piece about how green your organization’s latest initiative is, and something feels… wrong. Check this guide to see if you’re engaged in greenwashing: making an inaccurate or irrelevant claim of environmental friendliness.
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Oooh… just what the name says. User-contributed palettes and commentary on colour.
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I like their approach: putting the value high up, well above the call to action. Nice when something that helps the reader also pays off.
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How Capulet Communications delivered a snail-mail pitch for a wired venture – including a corporate intranet that assigned cute job titles to real-world pitchees.
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