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Charities express concerns over cookie compliance

25 May 2012 | Kirsty Weakley

From tomorrow the Information Commissioner’s Office will enforce the law requiring all websites to inform users and obtain consent of cookies being placed on devices.

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Charities in Twitter storm over balloon releases

Kirsty Weakley
24 May 2012

Tags: Social networking | Campaigns

Charities are being urged to abandon balloon releases in a Twitter a campaign.

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Missing People plans to use Twitter to find child runaways

Kirsty Weakley
24 May 2012

Tags: Social networking | Campaigns | Brands and Marketing

Missing People is hoping to track down missing children using Twitter.

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Marie Curie opens national support centre and adds 140 staff

Tania Mason
21 May 2012

Tags: Property | IT strategy and management | Leadership and strategy

Marie Curie Cancer Care has officially opened its new national support centre in Pontypool, Wales, creating 140 new jobs in the process.

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Marketers voice concerns over email conversion rates

Adam Martin
21 May 2012

Tags: Brands and Marketing | Digital fundraising

Conversion rates are the biggest concern for nearly half of all email marketers surveyed by the Direct Marketing Association.

But can this spreadsheet wave a magic wand and cure the resource issues that result in charity staff working overly long hours and not taking their full holiday entitlement? If so, where do I sign?

» Charity uses software to ensure staff don’t work too hard

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Samsung launches Olympics app to fundraise for Kids Company

Kirsty Weakley
16 May 2012

Tags: Mobile technology | Social networking

Samsung has launched the Hope Relay mobile app to raise money for three charities including Kids Company, and London 2012’s legacy programme International Inspiration.

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Amnesty's UK website comes under cyber attack

Kirsty Weakley
14 May 2012

Tags: Information security

Amnesty International has reassured users that their personal details are safe following a malware attack on its UK website last week.

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Create expert panel to screen ideas, advises online giving consortium

Kirsty Weakley
9 May 2012

Tags: Digital fundraising

A panel of digital experts should be set up for entrepreneurs to present online giving ideas to, according to Spring Giving, a new digital consortium, in its report on digital giving.