links for 2007-11-20
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
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Little that is certain can be said about the U.S. election a year from now, but one certainty is this: about 6.3 billion people will not be voting even if they will be affected by the outcome.
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Dori Sonntag, director of annual giving at Gonzaga University, writes on her blog that Facebook and MySpace are making her job easier. While many college fund raisers and alumni-relations directors continue to struggle to make the best use of such social
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IN 2003, as Howard Dean’s presidential bid surged, the Internet was hailed as a decisive new factor in electoral politics. In 2007, the explosive growth of online social networks seems poised to drive a similar upheaval in the world of philanthropy. Ski
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Megan Meier thought she had made a new friend in cyberspace when a cute teenage boy named Josh contacted her on MySpace and began exchanging messages with her. art.myspace.afp.gi.jpg Teen's parents say she thought she had made a friend through the social
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Enterprises are being offered the chance to use Facebook. Open source enterprise content management company Alfresco has integrated its application with the social networking site to enable its users to communicate more effectively with customers and part
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Celebrated scientist attacked for race comments: "All our social policies are based on the fact that their intelligence is the same as ours - whereas all the testing says not really"
Posted by kalabird at November 20, 2007 10:21 AM