web 2.0

Social Enterprise: Tools & Models for a Digital Age

By alexandertran on 11 October 2011 - 2:05pm

The ZeroDivide Social Enterprise Convening

On Sept 20th and 21st, ZeroDivide’s community enterprise grantees from across California gathered in San Francisco at ZeroDivide’s Social Enterprise Convening 2011 to learn the latest in social enterprise strategies and tools.

Tags: web 2.0, philanthropy, Social Justice, Social Enterprise, Youth Media, Nonprofit, video production, web made movies

THE NEW DORK - Entrepreneur State of Mind (Jay-Z ft Alicia Keys Spoof) | grasshopper.com

There's a new type of dork that is cooler than ever. A look at tech entrepreneurs, hipsters, Computer Science Barbie - they're all super popular new dorks! A tribute to entrepreneurs from Pantless Knights-the folks behind Grasshopper.com.

Also, View the video from the recent Stanford Social Entrepreneur Conference

Resource Type: Videos

Tags: web 2.0, Social Media, entrepreneurs, Mashable, new dork, grasshopper, geek

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CNN.com and Facebook's Inauguration Coverage

By beth on 20 January 2009 - 6:51pm

A joint blog by Beth Sachnoff and Jessica Eting

Today's partnership between CNN.com and Facebook showcased the power of Web 2.0 tools to deliver news and engage the world in a powerful and personal way.

Tags: civic engagement, web 2.0, technology, social media, facebook, Barack Obama, beth sachnoff, jessica eting, inauguration, cnn

Municipal Leaders Embrace Technology

By Laura Efurd on 6 August 2008 - 4:53pm

Tags: web 2.0, National League of Cities, non-profit technology

Om Malik captures Web 2.0 and its relationship to small enterprises (business and nonprofit)

By Eugene Chan on 4 May 2007 - 4:39pm

"Om Malik":http://www.gigaom.com writes about "Web 2.0 and antiquated businesses":http://gigaom.com/2007/05/04/small-is-the-new-big/#more-8908. Replace the word "business" with "nonprofit" and the mind reels: bq. Don’t get me wrong. No stretch of imagination could conjure "Moo":http://www.moocards.com into a technology business. No, no. Moo is a technology-enabled business.

Tags: philanthropy, nptech, web 2.0, web, gigaom, om malik

Who's The Next Web 2.0 Idol?

By Priscilla Enriquez on 20 April 2007 - 1:37pm

Who didja vote for? Aspiration? nabuur? maplight? freecycle? NetSquared has its top 21 projects, and if you haven't checked them out, you should. The future

Tags: netsquared, web 2.0, community technology