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Focused as many of us are on our own companies' or clients' economic anxieties, it's easy to forget that downturns (or even the perceptions of downturns) hit non-profit organizations particularly hard. When money is tight, charitable giving is an easy, if

Steve Hodson discusses social hacking and the idea that people could use social media tools to organize others unknowingly to attack Web users and their brands.

Do companies think about or even care what people are saying about them, their products or services on twitter? If they don’t, then they are about to be rudely awakened soon enough.

With all this talk of recession, how will adoption of Web 2.0 hold up?

Here are five of Steven Wright’s wisecracks that contain wisdom for content marketers:

Friendfeed's hit mainstream right now so you might wonder why I'm submitting this. Two words: This guy talks about his hardship with social media. As a bonus, check out the link for Stumbleread under the comments if you haven't discovered it yet.

Long gone are the days when media giants the likes of CNN, The New York Times and NBC told us what news and information to consume. Today, it’s all about the power of the people, and Social News Central brings together users and consumers of all social

If you're not an internet marketer, here's a list of terms so that you can translate what someone like me spouts at you in a caffeine-induced rush. This isn't a comprehensive internet marketing glossary. Just the terms we'd probably use without thinking a

This is an article by Tad about StumbleUpon Etiquette with him, but it is completely valid for everyone, with do's and don'ts when you approach to someone in a social media site.

ToAnswer is a new Twitter application where people can ask questions, similar to Yahoo Answers.