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October, Oct 24, 2008
Responsible Testing »
As I have mentioned before, one of my roles here at Sophos is to work with various industry testers and ensure that Sophos products participate in relevant tests and that when they are tested they are tested fairly and sensibly. In truth, most tests conducted are pretty reasonable, are done with consent and produce consistent [...]
October, Oct 23, 2008
The least pleasant aspect of my job »
The least pleasant aspect of working at SophosLabs is that some of the images in spam or in the spammed URIs are of a disturbing/graphic/illegal nature.
We report emails and websites to the UK based Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and today is ‘IWF awareness Day’.
For more information about what the IWF do click on the [...]
Cranking Up Your Email Marketing for Fall Fundraising »
Photo by Darwin Bell on Flickr
Earlier this week, I was the guest speaker for Network for Good’s Nonprofit 911 series and the topic was how to launch a successful email marketing campaign or e-newsletter. I explained what I would do if I were plucked out of my office and dropped into a small nonprofit and [...]
Reconsidering Authority in Wikipedia World »
“There is a problem with appealing to the authority of other people’s written words,” Simson Garfinkel writes. “Many publications don’t do any fact checking at all.”
U. of Pennsylvania Student Gets 3 Months in Jail in Botnet Case »
He pleaded guilty in February to charges of aiding and abetting another computer hacker to break into a computer remotely.
Internet Bans Greet Illegal File Sharers at Bowling Green State U. »
Students were “yelling obscenities at first,” a university official told the campus newspaper.
MS08-067 - an out-of-band Windows critical security update »
When Microsoft decides to release an out of band security update only a week after the regular monthly update you can be sure that we are dealing with a serious issue.
You can read more about it in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS08-067 and we have also created our own advisory.
The vulnerability can be exploited using [...]
October, Oct 22, 2008
Enforcement Delayed on Identity-Theft Regulations »
The Federal Trade Commission will wait until May to require colleges to comply with the new Identity Theft Red Flags Rule.
Get Started Right with Your Nonprofit on Twitter »
It seems like a dozen different social-media sites start up every day, so it can be a challenge to know where to put your online outreach efforts. Twitter is one real-time networking platform that’s clearly floated to the top of the social-media pool, however, and it’s a great place for any nonprofit to dive in. If you’ve been using Twitter for a while, you’re likely already aware of its value in spreading a message and making connections between people who have a shared interest — and of the many...(read more)
U. of Virginia Will Create Virtual Tours of 5 Colonial Williamsburg Sites »
Virtual tours will be “extremely helpful to museums seeking to enrich visitors’ on-site experiences with a compelling online experience,” a Williamsburg official says.
Professors Use Game-Show Format to Help Students Review for Exams »
Electronic buzzers and software help turn a class into a game show.
Fancy a scratch? »
This is a new one on me. Today in our spam traps we discovered a UAE company who have a novel approach to providing an anti virus service. So novel that we had to have a little chat with them before realising that they appear genuine.
They offer a prepaid anti virus service scratch card - you pay [...]
October, Oct 21, 2008
Who’s Your Target Audience? Please Not the General Public! »
Who is Your Nonprofit’s Target Audience?
Figure it out during Thursday’s webinar:
Forget the General Public! How to Define and Reach Your Target Audience
Photo by
practicalowl on Flickr
We chant it together in my in-person nonprofit marketing trainings: “There is no such thing as the general public. There is no such thing as the general public.”
If you are spending [...]
Female Online Students Crave Conformity, Survey Shows »
For the most parts, the values of students in online courses do not differ from those of traditional students.
(Illegal) Access Hollywood: Universities and the Movie Industry Debate Piracy »
The movie industry and universities — including the University of California and California State U. systems, try and reach a detente on the issue of campus piracy.
Attendance Is Way Down at This Year’s Community-College Technology Conference »
Organizers blame the poor economy for the attendance drop.
Attendance Way Down at This Year’s Community-College Technology Conference »
Organizers blame the poor economy for the attendance drop.
October, Oct 20, 2008
Around the TechSoup Global Blogosphere »
In case you missed it, here’s the latest buzz from every corner of the TechSoup Blogosphere from the past week. Includes highlights about the newest MaintainIT Cookbook, TechSoup Global Network’s participation in the Clinton Global Initiative, a nonprofit Halloween celebration in Second Life, and more!
TechSoup Security Corner »
TechSoup’s
Security Corner
is your place for all your questions about security in your nonprofit. Check out our security articles, blog posts, and alerts from around the Web all in one place, as well as popular security solutions available from TechSoup Stock.
Van Jones on the Green Collar Economy »
Van Jones
— a senior fellow at the
Center for American Progress
and founding president of
Green For All
has written a new book where he lays out a plan to promote social equity through green jobs, while simultaneously developing environmental sustainability.
A Few Good Online Survey Tools for Nonprofits »
Online survey tools can be a very cost-effective way for delivering surveys, collecting results, and then analyzing the results all through one central system. There are a number of these tools available, but how do they compare? In this article we walk through the online survey tools that have worked for others, and might work for you as well.
Want Your Vote to Count Twice? It’s Possible, Professor Says »
Students in a computer-science class at Rice University expose the vulnerability of touch-screen electronic-voting machines.
Where Have All the Legal Downloading Services Gone? »
Just three of the 321 institutions surveyed for a new study reported spending money on a legal alternative to peer-to-peer downloading.
Is Your Website Ready for More Image-Search Traffic? »
If you’ve checked your website statistics lately, you may have noticed an increase in the number of visitors who come to your site by way of image search results pages — Google Image Search, MSN Live Image Search, and so on. Webmasters are of mixed opinions about image search traffic, but there are some things you can do to make the most of the growing trend for image search, and its potential to bring new website readers. But why is the quality of image search traffic even a topic for debate? 1....(read more)
What I Learned about Nonprofits at the NC Conference »
I was at the annual conference of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits late last week. Here are a few things I learned there.
1. Nonprofits are very excited about Web 2.0, but also completely freaked out by the idea of people saying bad things about them online.
I tweeted (used Twitter) from the conference, along with [...]
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