New media

The International Fundraising Congress takes place in Holland next month.

I am truly pleased to share this news, because I've found an organisation putting one of my better ideas into practice.

According to the Charity Retail Association, nine out of ten charities that sell online use eBay, with the eBay for Charity UK service.

Angie Turner at The Children's Trust has just explored how many Twitter followers the top UK charities (by fundraising income) have attracted.

A few months back I was pleased to see that Charity Times had begun publishing an iPad edition, alongside its website and print edition.

In an increasingly paperless world, electronic data security has moved quickly up the public agenda.

I am usually using this website to share most recent case studies of social media fundraising in action but tonight I will allow myself to look at more general trends.

Over the past few months we've been introducing a new classified advertising section to UK Fundraising, designed to help fundraising companies and charities appear in the top 10 search results on Goog

I am torn between staring at the blog counter of Never Seconds - food blog written by a 9 year old Martha Payne, following #neverseconds hashtag on Twitter and trying to write this blog post.

‘More than shaking an online tin; How can we take technology-enabled giving to a new level?’ is a new report out this week by nfpSynergy for Spring.