My NTEN Recommended Readings for the Wall Street Journal ran yesterday. Many of you in the NTEN community might find yourselves there! The editors decided to focus on the 'techies for good' angle - always a media hook apparently. There you have it, you sexy NPTechs for Change...

Thanks to all who submitted resources and ideas. Some that were left out by the editors include:

We, ourselves, and us:
NTEN
NTEN is the meeting place for those who work for nonprofits wanting to learn more about technology tools; and for technology providers and professionals who have the knowledge and services that will meet nonprofit needs. A thriving community, NTEN provides industry analysis, professional training, email lists, and online and offline networking among nonprofit techies.

And some of our erstwhile colleagues:
TechSoup.org
TechSoup is full of articles aimed at nonprofits to help them choose and implement technology. TechSoup has online forums, downloadable articles, and, through TechSoup Stock, technology products for little to no cost for qualifying nonprofit organizations.

Groundspring's resources on online fundraising -- everything you need to know to make money using email and your website

eNonprofit Benchmarks Study
The eNonprofit Benchmarks Study is the first of its kind to look at the effectiveness of major American nonprofit organizations using the Internet to raise money and influence public policy. It provides metrics nonprofits can use to measure and compare their online performance to other organizations.'

Thanks again to you all for being as creative, innovative, and willing to share as you are!