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By Paul Diaz, Vice President of Policy, PIR Establishing and nurturing personal and professional networks is imperative. But, prioritizing networking can be challenging, even more so for non-profit leaders. When you’re focused on making the world better, who has time to schedule coffee dates and attend conferences? Plus, even the idea of networking can feel […]
Presented by Statton Hammock, Vice President, Global Policy and Industry Development, MarkMonitor This video was captured during the .ORG Community Forum held in Washington, DC in October of 2019. Online reputation management protection can shield your brand from many threats. About Statton HammockFor more than 15 years, Statton has provided companies with strategic business advice […]
Presented by Brian Fanzo, iSocialFanz This video was captured during the .ORG Community Forum held in Washington, DC in October of 2019. How telling your story leveraging video will help you standout from the noise & build a community that will follow you where ever you go! About Brian FanzoBrian Fanzo is a digital futurist […]
Presented by Julia Campbell, J Campbell Social Marketing This video was captured during the .ORG Community Forum held in Washington, DC in October of 2019. These days, virtually all organizations have websites as well as a social media presence. Did you know both have benefits and drawbacks?!? About Julia CampbellJulia Campbell is on a mission […]
Written by Paul Diaz, VP of Policy, Public Interest Registry This post is part of a Public Interest Registry series called “NGOs and Data Security” and is aimed at providing educational insight to noncommercial internet users around different data and information security themes. As more of the world’s information – much of it sensitive and/or […]
Written by Paul Diaz, VP of Policy, Public Interest Registry This post is part of a Public Interest Registry series called “NGOs and Data Security” aimed at providing educational insight to noncommercial internet users around different data and information security themes. If you’ve read Part 1 of this blog series – NGOs and Data Security: Best […]
Written by Paul Diaz, VP of Policy, Public Interest Registry This post is part of a Public Interest Registry series called “NGOs and Data Security” aimed at providing educational insight to noncommercial internet users around different data and information security themes. Part 1 of this blog series walked through best practices for preventing a data breach and […]
By Beth Bacon, Director of Policy and Privacy, Public Interest Registry(This article was originally published on Social Fish) If you’ve been keeping up with the news over the past several months, then you’ve likely heard about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a data privacy regulation coming out of the European Union that goes into effect […]
By Tony Connor, Director of Product Marketing, Public Interest Registry When natural disasters strike our neighboring countries, it’s of no surprise that we rally together to do what we can to assist them with rebuilding. From hurricanes and tsunamis to volcanic eruptions and tornadoes, opening our hearts to those in need comes naturally for most […]