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Country
Haiti / Japan / United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
GBP / USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Business Partnership / /
Facility
Washington University / Chartered Institute / Chapel Hill / Brian McManus University of North Carolina / /
IndustryTerm
donation product / online / social and traditional media / online purchases / print media / fundraising technology / mobile operators / online fundraising / Internet Execs Should Ask / communications / Media businesses / non‐organic search result / online shopping platforms / online donations / Online transactions / online interaction / futuristic algorithms / online reputation / online marketplace / online platforms / localized online fundraising / transactional online world / online feedback / social networks / online world / social network / comparable online innovations / online communication / micro‐donations products / legal infrastructure / /
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Chapel Hill / /
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Android / /
Organization
Washington University in St. Louis / Prince’s Trust / Columbia Business School / UN World Food Programme / Big Society / Olin Business School / United Nations / Charity Commission / University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill / Chartered Institute / Institute of Directors / /
Person
Joe Saxton / Nick Aldridge / Ray Fisman / Sebastian Fehrler / /
Position
trustee of Global Giving / CEO / /
Product
iPhone / iPad / /
ProvinceOrState
North Carolina / /
Technology
SMS / GPS / mobile phones / Android / mobile devices / /
The Big Society online: harnessing technology for social change | Nick Aldridge