Just a browser. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
via youtube.com A web browser is a fantastic thing. I try imagining how I’d have felt in my 20s seeing the kind of tech I take for granted today, and wind up on the floor hyperventilating in panic. But it’s still just a browser. You know what I love most...Measuring the Networked Nonprofit has arrived
A few weeks ago, I let you know that Measuring the Networked Nonprofit was on its way, bringing with it the combined wisdom of Beth Kanter and Katie Paine on how nonprofits can measure their impact in an era of free agents and networked activism.It’s a…
At the AFL-CIO, volunteers earn points toward cool… budget clout
via techpresident.com TechPresident reports that the AFL-CIO’s Super PAC, Workers’ Voice, is rewarding its volunteers with a points system: registering gets you 50 points, and agreeing to receive text messages scores 14 more. Amass enough points, and you...Cartoon-blogging at Google Engage Vancouver
Google Engage for Agencies came to Canada a year ago, training agencies in AdWords and other Google products so they can then offer those products to their clients. Yesterday Google celebrated the program’s first Canuck birthday with a four-city conf…
Live-tweeting for the first time… or the fiftieth? Check this list out
5. Research speakers’ Twitter usernames beforehand. Keep them on a piece of paper or notepad for easy reference. 6. Confirm the event hashtag. Find out what the official hashtag for the event is, and make sure you use that watch out for typos. If there’s isn’t one, make a nice short one up check it’s … Keep reading →
Why, yes — I’d LOVE to speak at your event
Public speaking and speechwriting: the essential guides
Looking for advice on public speaking, speechwriting and leadership communications? Here are some of my most comprehensive posts, on topics that people ask me about most often.
