Technology has radically changed the nonprofit world. Never before has it been as easy as it is today to find, connect, and give to charities and causes. Philanthropy and technology are working together to change the world for the better. And now with the boom of the mobile web, crowdfunding, and the high-speed Internet, it’s more important for nonprofit organizations to make sure they’re not missing their piece of the charity pie. Let’s take a closer look at some of the key points in this infographic: [Read more…] about Are Nonprofits Taking Tech Seriously Enough? [Infographic]
Archives for September 2014
Diggin’ in the Carts: A Video Game Music Documentary
I’ve never thought about it much until now. The influence that Japanese video game music has had on our culture is certainly underestimated. Just think of the hours and hours that gamers have listened to in the course of their life!
In fact, in the documentary Diggin’ in the Carts, they argue that video game music is Japan’s number one exported art in the world.
I’d have a hard time arguing that point.
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Stop Kicking — Unity is Paramount
A lot has changed over the last few decades in American Christianity. We have diligently pursued the lost, the broken, and the disenfranchised Christians in as many ways as we could think of. We try new things and we grow through bad ideas; all of this is a testament to the hearts of the church wanting to actually BE the church. But we are on the cusp of a new era where unity is paramount to our growth and health, and if we aren’t careful we’ll end up where we have always been.
Death in the Digital Age [Infographic]
What’s going to happen to your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or any other social media account once you die?
With the social media market consisting mostly of those under the ‘dying of old age’ age, there hasn’t been anything seriously done about the matter. But as everyone gets older and older, this is a bridge that we need to cross sooner rather than later.
The infographic below survey’s ‘death in a digital age’ and highlights some really interesting stats:
Artful Inspiration: Oceanographies [Images]
These ‘Oceanographies’ by Milan based illustrators and photographers Luca Broglia and Giulla Pex mix photography and illustration in a really unique way. Having spent plenty of time on Italy’s coast and experienced the warm winds and seen beautiful kites flown from the sandy shore, I can really feel the life coming off of these.
Now here you go:
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8 Common eBook Myths
eBooks and eReader tablets have become very trendy over the past decade; however, many people have still been hesitant to give digital literature a try due to the many myths floating around out there concerning the matter at hand. Those who are sincerely interested in whether or not eBooks are a good decision over more traditional book formats may find the information below helpful.