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A Critique of the New Journal's License and Some Possible Solutions

Michelle Murrain has taken me to task over the license of the new Journal of Information Technology in Social Change. She did me the courtesy of making room for my reply and I took her up on that, explaining our decision and trying to get the ball rolling on some new approaches we might take. A thoughtful discussion has ensued in the comments and I invite you to dive in. It's always an interesting challenge, trying to figure out how to pay the bills while trying to make the world a better place. I believe this dialogue represents how we can meet that challenge and create our future: One foot in the world as it is and the other in the world as we wish it were. Posted: 4/8/07; 9:50:54 PM #

April Posts at With - Focus on the NTC 2007

My writing last week was tightly constrained by my obligations at the 2007 Nonprofit Technology Conference, but my posts for April at With are so far focused entirely on the conference. I write about mapping NTEN, my reasons for attending the NTC, meeting people (I hope these serve as little introductions to people you might want to meet), some highlights from the backchannel (not as rich as one might think at a conference like this), and my effort to demo a "secret project" of mine. I hope these tidbits interest those of my readers who did not attend the conference. There are more posts about the conference to come, including links to various resources that you could probably put to use. Posted: 4/8/07; 9:25:50 PM #