The recent Pew Internet & American Life Project report, The Demographics of Social Media Users, had many of the trends and findings aren’t shocking but a couple were more or less dramatic than I expected.

I’ve identified four key trends in the video above that I believe will have the greatest impact on the nonprofit sector this year based on my own observations and conversations with leaders in the nonprofit sector, as well as research that Blackbaud has conducted.

In a nutshell, #GivingTuesday aims to do for the nonprofit sector what Black Friday and Cyber Monday have done for the retail industry: build excitement and engage a large audience.

Nonprofits can no longer treat supporters like they treated donors; as episodic participants that they may have only asked for donations or sent a report to once a year. The good news is that the time spent in building and participating in engagement can pay off handsomely.

Father Time has almost put 2011 in the rearview mirror and Baby New …

Yesterday I went along to the Mobile and Digital Conference in London, organised …

Chip Bell is the guest interviewee for the Connection Cafe Podcast this month. He was the keynote speaker at the 2011 Convio Summit.

So who do you think is going to own the new “.wild” domain …

This is a continuing series of 5 Questions for experts from across the …

SXSW Interactive is not just for corporate and for-profit marketers and developers. There are a lot of opportunities for nonprofits to benefit from the content and ideas that are shared.