National Trust to invest millions in digital output
12 May 2008
The National Trust is creating 21 jobs with the launch of a new digital media department.
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Lynda Bellingham supports Action for Kids
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New chairman for GuideStar International
12 May 2008
Luc Tayart de Borms, managing director of the King Baudouin Foundation, has been elected chairman of GuideStar International.
Horse charity rebrands
9 May 2008
The International League for the Protection of Horses has changed its name to World Horse Welfare.
Debt advice company posed as not-for-profit
9 May 2008
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld complaints about a debt advice service that posed falsely as a not-for-profit organisation.
Charity ads in complaints top 10
7 May 2008
Two charity campaigns are among the Advertising Standards Authority's list of the 10 most complained-about adverts in 2007.
Communications Resources
Expert view:
Campaigning - Is it time we ditched the celebs?
As the McCartney divorce proceedings become a faded memory, I still can't help feeling that Heather didn't dent only Sir Paul's bank balance, but also the reputation of celebrities who endorse charities. I am in no position to doubt her sincerity, but surely the emphatic promotion of her charity work has ended up looking incredibly self-serving.
Medium and message:
Fairbridge
Social inclusion charity Fairbridge gave young people the chance to make films about their lives.
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In depth
Little at Large: Increase your popularity - talk peas and carrots
Social networking website Facebook is supposed to be the next frontier for third sector organisations. But for many it's a very lonely frontier.
Interview: The art of thinking big
Beatbullying chief executive Emma-Jane Cross is running a small charity at the forefront of virtual campaigning.
Review of 2007: The 10 biggest stories of the year ...
From the Government's raid on voluntary sector lottery money to shore up the Olympics, to a review of Gift Aid and the threat of compulsory volunteering, 2007 has been busy and controversial. John Plummer recalls the most important stories of the year - and the most quirky.
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They said it...
"We must pay attention to branding - even if we see it as a necessary evil."
John Knight on professionalisation of campaigning
