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April, Apr 03, 2008

Grad Student Creates a Hot-or-Not Bot »
An Israeli computer science grad student has designed a program that judges how attractive women are.

Eine Kleine File Musik »
Researchers at the University of Rochester have found a way to digitally reproduce music in files 1,000 times smaller than an MP3 file.

Microsoft Accounting Professional 2008 – Now Available »
Just added to TechSoup Stock, the new version of Microsoft Accounting Professional provides a complete set of accounting tools to help you carry out everyday financial tasks, including creating invoices, tracking expenses, managing payroll, and more.

AT&T Asks Colleges for New Cellphone Ideas »
The company announces a contest to attract phone applications for campus use.

Tech Therapy: Should You Outsource Your Technology Services? »
The Chronicle talks with a technology officer from a university that has already done it.

Bush Library Loses Internet Home, Opening the Door to Pranksters »
Bush library foundation struggles to fund Internet address.

NPT Offers Free Corporate Philanthropy Search Portal for Nonprofits »
A new online search portal just launched by The NonProfit Times, in partnership with internet search company NOZA, gives nonprofit fundraisers free access to more than 4,300 searchable records of major corporate gifts to U.S. charities valued at $1 million or more....(read more)

Will Online Book Piracy Drive Authors to Stop Writing? »
Author of “Girl With a Pearl Earring” suggests authors may stop writing unless a new business model can combat online Internet book piracy.

Sophos on BBC Identity Fraud documentary tonight »
Tonight British readers of our blog will be able to see behind-the-scenes at SophosLabs in a documentary being broadcast by the BBC. The “Identity Fraud: Outnumbered” documentary, which was filmed last summer, discusses the growing problem of identity theft and a film crew visited SophosLabs to see how we track botnet computer networks and compromised spamming computers around the [...]

April, Apr 02, 2008

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

Will Online Book Piracy Drive Authors to Stop Writing? »
Author of Girl With a Pearl Earring suggests authors may stop writing unless a new business model can combat online Internet book piracy.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

Indiana U. Engineer Finds Security Flaw in Popular Internet-Connected Copy Machine »
More devices can connect to the Internet, but not all of them are secure.

Microsoft Sponsors 10 University Projects »
The A. Richard Newton Breakthrough Research Award will help pay for high-risk science research.

Blog vs. Peer Review Finale: Some Positive Results, but the Approach Probably Won’t Catch On Widely »
A professor discusses his experiment using an academic blog for peer review.

TechSoup’s Susan Tenby Addresses U.S. Congress »
TechSoup’s own Susan Tenby spoke about the potential of virtual world Second Life for nonprofits before a Congressional subcommittee today.

How to Design Spaces for the Plugged-In Generation »
Because Millennials are always plugged in, architects have to design for impromptu study and social groups.

April, Apr 01, 2008

Inspiring People You Care About @ Carnival »
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is live at Sea Change Strategies, with some pleasantly surprising responses to Mark’s question about how nonprofits can inspire their audiences. A definite must-read this week. Next week, for April 7, the Carnival returns home here to Nonprofit Communications. It’s early spring here in North Carolina. Yellow bells and [...]

Five Principles to Design By »
Whether you are revamping your Web site or putting together an annual report, here are some key ideas to keep in mind.

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