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Was this the 1st internet election?

The Obama campaign harnessed to talent and enthusiasm of many internet techies to put together an internet infrastructure and strategies to win. Here's a video interview by Technology Review with one of the head technologists with scoop about how Obama's get-out-the-vote worked and what might happen in the future.

I think it might be possible that nonprofits will benefit from this burst of tech development for their own operations in the near future.

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More opportunities added to Social Actions

Social Actions logoNABUUR is an online community that connects individuals with communities in developing countries, and together they formulate plans and projects to address local issues and sharing the solution-making.  The connection and process is less about giving money, and more about sharing ideas, knowledge, skills, and connections.  And now you can hear about opportunities to get involved through Social Actions!

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Energizing the World's Grassroots - Interview with Jeremy Heimans from Purpose Campaigns

Jeremy Heimans Jeremy Heimans, founding director of Purpose Campaigns, tells us how www.getup.org.au" rel="nofollow">GetUp.org became the largest political organization in Australia and why I shouldn't be so cynical about the grassroots' ability to shape global discourse.

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Turning Online Activism into Results - Interview with Josh Levy from Change.org

Josh Levy

Josh Levy, who is awesome, and I talk about his new job a managing editor at Change.org, what he's learned at techPresident, and why he believes that just writing blogs won't change the world.

What is your role at Change.org?

 

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First Socialcamp in Germany

I finally write about my visit to the first Socialcamp in Germany.  There were activists, campaigners, NGOs and many others who shared their work, experiences and visions with an open spirit. Particularly, the mixture of participants from the traditional German nonprofit sector (social welfare), newer NGOs and activists were quite inspiring. This kind of mingle, which makes it very creative, happens all over again after the Socialcamp in England. The hub in Berlin offered their location and both days were filled with sesssions.

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Questions about Using YouTube for Nonprofits & Activism? Ask Ramya!

The YouTube Nonprofit Program has a new Nonprofits & Activism Manager, Ramya Raghavan, whose job it is to help you leverage the power of YouTube for good. How awesome is that?

Check out her introductory blog post, AgentChange, Reporting for Duty, and her video introduction.

Welcome, Ramya!

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