shiftLabs is excited to announce three summer fellowships for currently and recently enrolled (graduated within last 6 months) undergraduate and graduate students. The Summer Digital Innovation Fellowships are in association with our friends at Control Arms and VOICE...
via tnsglobal.com Now in its seventh year, Mobile Life draws on the behaviours, motivations and priorities of 48,000 people in 58 countries, to develop recommendations on activating a business and marketing strategy via mobile, addressing key questions: This...
Originally launched in 2010 the TNS Digital Life Project was one of the biggest and most comprehensive looks at people's attitudes and behaviours online and the material gathered provides a benchmark for the new updates to the study, from how people make decisions when...
via socialmediatoday.com Google+ 71% men Pinterest 82% women Take a look at this interesting social media demographics breakdown.
Interesting discussion about the merits and de-merits of different digital campaigning tactics, products and strategies including Kony2012. via globalvoicesonline.org
The Making Change Podcast from the Chronicle of Philanthropy, recently interviewed Craig Newmark, the founder of craigslist.com on how he thinks not for profits and their supporters need to connect together better to better achieve their goals. Interesting conversation...
Earlier this year, Google was one of the many digital companies that took part in the anti-SOPA and PIPA campaign activities, in order to protect the openness of the internet from corporate control. If you are unaware of the SOPA and PIPA campaign and explanation of...
Takeaways Works with the news cycle. People are asked to “vote” to support Cabo Pulmo, a nod to this year’s high profile presidential election. Celebrities engaged and having fun. It’s not just a gloomy story of environmental destruction. Integrated offline/online...
via blog.justgiving.com To celebrate 1 billion dollars being raised via Just Giving over the last 10 years, the team broke down the hard stats into a lovely info graphic. Does the information on this graphic change your ideas about the state of giving in the UK?
