SocialFish
MARCH 16, 2011
We’re frantically digging out from Great Ideas (one word – awesomesauce) and heading over to NTC for the next three days, so I’ll just drop this completely unedited little list of informational links from Google, who have just launched Google for Nonprofits. Read the Official Google blog post.
SocialFish
MARCH 24, 2011
Maddie did a quick post about Google for Nonprofits. At the event where they shared information about the new program, they did some demos of Google Maps, Google Earth, and YouTube. There is also a Google language translator, which Beth Kanter mentioned in her post. Or for the Sudoku nuts out there (love!)
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SocialFish
APRIL 9, 2020
In institutions or organizations, proxies can be used to filter information and block users from accessing private sites. A caching system in a proxy stores information accessed from the network. It redirects information without alteration, which means a request to the target server will give your details. Distorting Proxy.
SocialFish
DECEMBER 29, 2019
Designed as a platform that significantly uncomplicates the traditional hookup app, Pure feature profiles that only need a selfie, no lengthy profile information, and no need to link your social media accounts. Since there is no user information on your profile, the Pure app does all the work for you. Getting Started with the Pure App.
SocialFish
MARCH 25, 2011
Google has a good page on resources for aid to Japan – as you know, they have just launched a Google for Nonprofits program so they are very focused right now on how to mobilize people in various ways for both disaster relief and other social good causes ( more info here ). See also Google Crisis Response.
SocialFish
DECEMBER 31, 2010
OM: How should technology industry and entrepreneurs be thinking about the information consumption problem that is coming onto us? Ev: I think we need to design (our products) for a world of infinite information. [.]. Google has always wanted people to come to Google and then go away.
SocialFish
JANUARY 19, 2011
You have very little control over how your information is displayed on Facebook. Facebook’s revenue model is largely comprised of two things: selling ads and selling users’ information. So, basically, there’s no point in adding Google Analytics. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. For them to sell.
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