A bunch of new case studies went up over the weekend:
Marshall Kirkpartrick put up H2otown, a community blog by and for the residents of Watertown, MA (they are our Nonprofit Innovator of the Week as well).
Hi! I'm Arnau, from Barcelona (Spain). I've just landed here this afternoon and yet wandering and a bit lost.
I am writting a weekly series about technology projects on developing countries. I started with Kiva, Ndiyo! and so. The series are at my catalan/spanish blog, but i'am translating them into english at http://arfues.net/weblog/en
I posted my first two case studies: Inveneo and the RIN
I want to recommend reading Greg Olsen's post on his Charter Street blog titled "Going Bedouin." It's about keeping enterprises nimble by organizing with agile teams, agile information systems, and an agile work environment. Minimalist but effective.
It seems to me a lot of the message NetSquared is communicating is around similar principles of the social web. Read the post and think about applications for activist teams. READ MORE
Mena Trott, President and Co-Founder of Six Apart, makers of Moveable Type, Typepad and LiveJournal tells us why blogging is important to nonprofit organizations.
Lisa Williams is a prolific multi-media content creator, a key player in the emerging OPML community and the founder of H2otown, a thriving community blog covering news and events in Watertown, Massachusetts.
In the following interview Lisa and I talked about how she set up a successful community blog, her cutting edge research methods and her hope to make the H2otown site even more inclusive of area residents. READ MORE
"This Week in NetSquared News" is up on the NetSquared Odeo Channel and in iTunes. You can hear a quick 3 minutes update from me about NetSquared happenings and then three short interviews by Eddie Codel with developer Yoz Grahame of MySociety.org, developer Matt Mullenweg of WordPress and CompuMentor's founder and President Daniel Ben-Horin.
Jesse Salinas is the Director of Technology at the Atlanta, Georgia based Hands on Network, an organization that helps 55 affiliate organizations around the US recruit and manage volunteers. The Network facilitates a staggering number of volunteer projects each year. Integral to their work is a commitment to helping train volunteer managers to maximize the meaning, accessibility and impact of the volunteering experience.
Salinas and the Hands on Network have developed a web based software suite and educational curriculum that their affiliate organizations use to achieve these goals. We talked about the Network's approach to volunteer manager training, the lessons Jesse learned in developing that software suite and the process his organization has developed for training new and non-technical end users. READ MORE
I'm going to be adding more international case studies to Net2inAction this month, so if you know of an international organization using the social web for social change, let me know, or better yet, write it up on Net2in Action. It'll only take about 15-20 minutes. READ MORE
I came across Never Again this weekend while writing a post for BlogHer and thought I'd write it up as a Net2inAction case study 'cause they are using almost every social web tool available:
A wiki that anyone can join to share ideas, progress, and perspectives about Never Again.
Lisa Williams is a prolific multi-media content creator, a key player in the emerging OPML community and the founder of 
Jesse Salinas is the Director of Technology at the Atlanta, Georgia based