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Over on the TechSoup Global's GuideStar International blog, TSG communications manager Keisha Taylor has posted a very interesting item about cloud computing in developing nations.

TechSoup Global has been asked to present expert testimony to the U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington, D.C. next Tuesday, May 15.

TechSoup Global’s GreenTech computer recycling director Jim Lynch writes in his blog post about youth organizations which have made the most of technology in Staatsburg (New York), Ottawa (Ontario), and Tamil Nadu (South India).

Over on the Stanford Social Innovation Review blog, TechSoup Global’s Glenn Fajardo describes Malaysia’s *Weekend Movement and its approach to “time-bound collaborative innovation,” where talented people team up and race against the clock to build out audacious new products and services.

On the Stanford Social Innovation Review Blog, a dialog has begun in response to TechSoup Global co-CEO Daniel Ben-Horin’s “Tension and Possibility: The New Dynamics of Change.” 

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Read TechSoup Community-Driven Innovation organizer Alicja Peszkowska’s post on the NetSquared Blog for a roundup of hope in dark times, as civil society continues to crowdsource and data map citizen action around the world.

TechSoup Global’s NetSquared Local groups now meet in 20 countries around the world, and none face greater challenges than the NetSquared group in Cameroon which successfully organized a Buea Cameroon regional conference on February 9.  Forty percent of Cameroon’s 19 million people are under the age of 15 and, as with all developing nations, te

Our staff in Warsaw report on international protests parallel to those against SOPA (the Stop Online Piracy Act) directed at ACTA<

 In today’s Huffington Post TechSoup Global founder and co-CEO Daniel Ben-Horin muses about the changing terrain of creativity, remuneration and profits in a post entitled: Timothy Mo Is Missing: Thoughts on SOPA, Creativity, and True Fans.

One way we reach nonprofits is through social media, and we’re excited to announce a revamped TechSoup.org Facebook landing page, a welcome mat to engage our community.