Volunteerism

AdAge is taking a poll (may be closed now) and they are trying to asses the power of the blogosphere in political marketing.  In the background they cite the 2004 Dean campaign – run by my buddy Zack Rosen – and the recent Ned Lamont victory in Connecticut. Yet captains of the political machines are not willing to devote more ...

Beth Kanter  writes up the Second Life session from Netsquared on Blogher.  She was nice enough to talk a bit about our Second Life Relay For Life event comming up July 22-23. In her posting she vistis the Full Moon art meuseum and discovers one of our SLRFL donation kiosk and posters.  I was very please to see these kiosks ...

Check out the new AP-AOL Games Tech Study — Poll: 4 in 10 Play Electronic Games.  This is definitely a viable medium that is replacing the hours many spend watching TV. That’s an interesting reality to accept — now imagine that if this is potentially a new "TV," we have another new media outlet in which to communicate and market ...

On ServiceLeader.org‘s site I found a listing of the types of work that Virtual Volunteers can do. The listing breaks these volunteers down into two task groups: Technical assistance and direct contact volunteers. Technical Assistance Volunteers provide assistance with task or objective based assignments and/or assignments in which they possess a particular expertise. Tasks and assignments could include: