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In this article, Luke Bradford talks about one his last projects: FrogspawnCreatives.com. The website is a completely free to use interface which enables charities to find professionals working in the media willing to help those charities produce creative projects.
moreDr Sue Black of the University of Westminster has been using social networking, specifically Twitter, to raise awareness of the plight of Bletchley Park, including a big boost from the author and actor Stephen Fry. She spoke to NMK about how she’s hoping to help preserve this important piece of British – and computing – history.
moreDogs Trust is a major UK-based charity dedicated to educating dog owners on best practice and finding caring homes for dogs across the world. The organisation’s digital marketing manager, Jacqui Darlow, talks to NMK about its social media strategy, which includes DoggySnaps, its own “Facebook for dogs”, and Twitter, where it has almost 6,000 followers.
moreAs charities feel the squeeze during the economic downturn New Media Knowledge looks at how the sector can use digital platforms to increase donations.
moreWhen so much talk in the Web 2.0 world is centred around the business of making money, New Media Knowledge talked to the founder of one ‘pro-social’ network, for which the net benefit of the public is core to its ethos.
moreFundraising is surfing a sea change. The rapid rise of the Internet means that individuals are being given the tools and becoming empowered to take a stand for their favourite cause more than ever before. A contributed article from Everyclick.
moreThe Charity Summit 2006 will bring together the UK?s leading charities to give you the tools to grasp the public?s attention to increase support and funds for your organisation.
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