We invite you to join us for our next session:
Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
4:30 - 6:00 pm
Charles Hotel
1 Bennett Street
Harvard Square, Cambridge
Featured guest: George McCully, Founder of the Catalogue For Philanthropy, and author of "Philanthropy Reconsidered"
George's new book has some very striking and useful insights about (among other things) the transition that it in progress from the industrial age to the internet age of philanthropy.
There's never any need to make a reservation to attend EthosRoundtable events. Just come if you can, and feel free to invite others!
At the conclusion of our Ethos Roundtable session, we will stroll down the hall to enjoy the good company, food, and drink at the 501 Tech Club that is so generously underwritten by TechFoundation. The 501 Tech Club is the monthly gathering of technology professionals who
work with nonprofit organizations. All Ethos Roundtable attendees are welcome at the Boston 501 Tech Club, and vice versa.
See you on Tuesday!
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Unfortunately, I am in Switzerland, so I can't come. About the internet age of philanthropy, it would be great if the issue of free (as in freedom) versus "for free" web 2.0 could be raised.
For instance, what of Google's "We are not evil" when
a) they abandon their defense of Net neutrality (see V. Kumar and Ch. Rhoads: Google Wants Its Own Fast Track on the Web. WSJ. Dec. 15, 2008)
b) they abruptly interrupt Lively, well aware of how much work people had invested in it (see Lively Team: Lively no more. Google Official Blog. Nov. 19, 2008)?
Best
Claude Almansi
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