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From Tweet to Street: Anti-Poverty Campaign Takes Supporters' Messages to Camp David
A robotic activist lobbies world leaders to take action against global poverty with tweets painted on the pavement.
Business
Facebook Doesn't Need Your Money; Invest in Africa Instead
Facebook may be the rage, but a more productive investment awaits abroad, where demand for capital is far higher.
Business
In Conservative Cultures, Social Media Opens the Door to Condoms
Social media makes it easier for young people to access information about family planning, especially in traditional cultures.
Education
National Teacher Day Gives Us a Chance to Say 'Thanks'
Taking the time to tweet #thankateacher can make a difference
Technology
The Brand That Feeds: Balancing Personal and Professional on Social Media
Regardless of how you start using social tools at work, it can quickly become endlessly complicated to use them as a civilian.
GOOD Projects
GOOD Maker Challenge: Which Social Media Campaign Is Creating Real Change?
GOOD Maker is on the hunt for innovative social media campaigns that champion important social causes.
Business
Facebook Nudges Users to Earn Their Organ Donor Badge
Will social networks become platforms for civic engagement? Facebook's experiment with organ donation is a step in the right direction.
Education
How Technology Helps Keep This 3,000-Student Class Engaged
At Virginia Tech, a savvy professor teaches thousands of students live and in-person.
Education
Facebook Returns to Its College Roots With 'Groups for Schools'
Facebook hopes to become the place college students and faculty go to connect.
Design
Designing Collaboration: New Platform Helps Global Problem-Solvers Share Stories
Problem solvers of the world unite: an elegant new platform lets poverty fighters share their design-oriented solutions
News
Can Kony 2012 Change the World? The Answer Depends on Which Generation You Ask
During the last five years Millennials have elected a president and stopped the entertainment industry from working its usual will in Congress.
Environment
Honest Buildings Uses Social Networking to Spur Green Building
The startup is betting that the more information is available about buildings' green features, the more green buildings there will be.
News
Fundraising Goes Social: Fundly Taps Your Online Networks to Support Your Cause
Creating a campaign is as easy as telling a story, setting a fundraising goal, and blasting the news of your effort to your social network.
Lifestyle
Pin Up: How Pinterest Hooks the Aspirational Housewife In All Of Us
As our free time shrinks, we turn to Pinterest to fantasize about having the time to grow organic tomatoes and create sparkling castles for our kids.
Lifestyle
Famous Last Tweets: Andrew Breitbart and Death in the Twitter Era
When we die, our social networks live on. Sometimes that's tragic, but it can be heartening, too.
Technology
The 12 Bookmarklets Your Social Media Life Is Missing
Bookmarklets are free, minimally invasive, time-saving applications, yet a small fraction of internet denizens are using them.
News
Damage Control: Why the Backlash Against the Komen Foundation Succeeded
Why don't we put the same pressure on politicians as we did on Komen?
Lifestyle
Hating on the Ladies: The Real Backlash Against Pinterest
Social media criticism should focus on whether a service works, not the people who use it.
