Set aside for a moment the vagueness of “green,” and let’s ask a different question.  In an era where travel is being replaced by virtual conferencing, shopping by eCommerce, and partying by Second Life, what is the carbon cost of all of our time online?
I wrote a piece over at eCo Times which ran last […]

My first post ran over at eCo Times.
Philanthropy 2.0 covers the basics of how social media and social purpose have begun to intersect.
What’s the nuance?  Let’s hope there’s more of both (eCo Times posts and Philanthropy 2.0).