This is where you can share your good news, terrific stories of what you’ve done with your funding. Tags: Internet Resources Website/Internet Gail Perry nonprofit website Thanks to my buddy Gail Perry for today’s post. www.gailperry.com ).  . Does your web site represent you well ? Does it tell a compelling, moving story?

am finding the coverage by media such as The New York Times and The San Jose Mercury News to be short on detail and long on anecdote [typical headline: It is OK for kids to be online ]. The Internet provides new kinds of public spaces for youth to interact and receive feedback from one another. The full report [pdf].

About three in ten (35%) adult internet users age 18 and older have a profile on a social networking site like MySpace, Facebook or LinkedIn. Back in February of 2005, just 8% of adult internet users had used a social network site. Pew Internet and American Life Project. Pew Internet and American Life Project.

Summarize press releases or link to current news stories. Tags: Website/Internet Latest Blog Posts nonprofit Have you started a blog for your nonprofit organization and then got stuck trying to come up with content?  If you don’t consider yourself a writer, it can be daunting to pull something together a couple of times a week. 

Here from Pew Research is — for my money — the definitive report on the role of the internet in last year’s election. Some 74% of internet users–representing 55% of the entire adult population–went online in 2008 to get involved in the political process or to get news and information about the election.

By Chantal Todé DM News Visitors to a nonprofit’s YouTube channel as described in the article above will also be able to make donations using Google Checkout for Non-Profits. Tags: PR strategies News media analysis Google Inc., Donors can complete a donation with just their Google login. You can get more information by clicking here.

The good news is you can use [link] to post on update to all your social networking sites.  . Twitter Website/Internet fundraising web 2.0This is a guest post from my fellow fundraiser Barbara Talisman, President of  Talisman Associates, Inc., in Chicago.  .  . AND each of those forums requires a different format.  . some not.

They also find that about 1 in 5 adult internet users have posted content about a political or social issue or in some other way used a social network site [pdf] for other forms of civic engagement. And despite this sobering news, a new set of free tools for grassroots movements is being launched. It's still early on.

once had a client castigate me, rightfully, for "sitting on" an urgent appeal opportunity until Monday, triggered by an event that occurred the previous Saturday (this is pre-Internet, I’ll say in meekest of defense). Anyway, whatever you call it, "news" is becoming something new. Follow all that?!

strongly agree with her assertion that many folks still "just don't get it" when it comes to understanding that the internet cannot be co-opted. Instead, the internet has to be approached as a different medium which has/is fundamentally changing the way people understand, use and access information. FINALLY! Good luck!