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Tech News tries to stay abreast of relevant publications in the field, particularly those that are provided free -- as Tech News is -- to qualified subscribers, including directors and staff of nonprofit organizations, educational institutions and government agencies. Following are a few that may be of interest. New York Software Newspaper is a monthly tabloid for software professionals and organizations. Subjects include consulting, training, professional societies and associations, public policy and legal issues, New York State laws and regulations including taxation and tax incentives. The paper recently created a section, New York Interactive: Serving the New York Interactive Community. You may request a free subscription to this paper publication through their Web site only at www.nysoft.com. Municipal GIS focuses on geographic information systems and mapping. For a subscription, contact The Sanborn Map Company, Inc., Attention: Brenda C. Leamy, 629 Fifth Avenue, Pelham NY 10803, fax 914-738-1680, or call (800) 930-3298. Computer Currents, a monthly magazine, is available by free subscription to qualified organizations, including schools and computer training centers, where it can be used as reference material. Content is of high educational/training value comparable to major paid-circulation magazines in the field and includes product reviews. For a subscription, contact Computer Currents Publishing Inc., Circulation Department, via their Web site at www.currents.net; e-mail agusick@compcurr.com, or fax (510) 527-4106. New York Metro ComputerUser is distributed monthly on the streets and by free subscription to business computer users in the New York City area. The publishers, Burris & Baxter Communications, Inc., have told Tech News this offer extends to nonprofits, schools and government agencies. Coverage includes a calendar of local computer-related events, including professional societies, associations and usergroups in the area. This is a basic, general-interest computer publication for organizations in the New York City area. For a subscription, send a letter on your organization’s letterhead to ComputerUser, 150 Nassau Street, Room 1315, New York NY 10038, or fax (212) 385-0650. Grants Action News covers state, federal and private funding opportunities available to nonprofits in New York State. For information contact Laura Koennecke, Grants Action News, 1 Commerce Plaza, Suite 1125, Albany, NY 12260, or telephone (800) 356-8486.
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Internet Resources.... Online Giving Trends (December, 2006) Shopping for Bandwidth in a Buyer's Market (March, 2006) E-mail Marketing (October, 2004) Web Resources (May, 2004) The Blogosphere is in Full Bloom! (December, 2003) Self-Sufficiency Software: Calculating Assistance (August, 2002) VPNot Yet: Why Nonprofits Have Been Slow to Catch on to Virtual Private Networks (June, 2002) GuideStar: Getting Form 990 Online (November, 2001) 501Click.Com: The Online Resource Exclusively Devoted to Nonprofits (June, 2001) Looking for Free Internet? Heres what to Consider (April, 2001) Free Net and Web Resources for Your Organizations IT Professionals (July, 2000) TechSoup - Free lunch for Tech-Hungry Nonprofits (July, 2000) Cutting Through the Online Information Undergrowth (August, 1999) Electronic Resources for Your clients' Job Search (August, 1999) Professional Associations and User Groups Provide Information and Contacts (August, 1999) Free Periodicals and Guides Can Keep you Informed (April, 1999) New York Today Offers Free Web Services for Nonprofits (February, 1999) Register Your Internet Domain Name Now (February, 1999) The Road to Resources is Paved with Information (December, 1998) Other Articles of Interest.... Searching for Cancer Information on the Internet: A New Project in Harlem (April, 2001) Online Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations: A Primer (January, 2001) Online Fundraising Resources (Janury, 2001) I&R Best Practices: Profiles of Three NYC I&R Services (November, 2000) Handheld Computing: Readers Respond (July, 2000) Low Key, Low-Tech & Low-Budget Distance Learning & Training, Part II (December, 1999) Finding Information Online: When it Comes to Rehabilitation and Disabilities Try NARIC (June, 1999) If Your Computer is Looking a Little Green Around the Ears, it Might be a Virus (June, 1999) Internet-Based System Eases Court Preparation for Domestic Violence Victims (February, 1999) FAQs and Beyond: Free Eduation and Training for Nonprofits, Part II (December, 1998) BrooklynX - A Guide to Getting your Communities on the Net (October, 1998) Learning the FAQs: Free Education and Training for Nonprofits (October, 1998) Making information technology accessible for people with disabilities (October, 1998) |
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