The Internet Advertising Bureau has teamed up with Oxfam and Shelter to offer a free search marketing toolkit designed to help charities and public sector organisations increase their visibility online.

Orange is looking to pioneer the concept of mobile volunteering, and is inviting ideas for tasks that could be completed by mobile phone users in small chunks while out and about.

The Institute of Fundraising is forming a working party to revise and expand its electronic media code of practice by summer 2011, ten years after its first draft.

The World Food Programme (WFP) is rolling out a web-based fleet management system across the 82 countries it operates in, replacing a predominantly paper-based arrangement.

In tough economic times, more and more organisations are looking to merge, but what does this mean for their IT infrastructure? Gareth Jones takes a look at two examples.

Steve MacLaughlin identifies five trends in online giving based on Blackbaud's latest research.

David Hornsby looks at the latest generation of video communications systems and how they resonate with David Cameron's Big Society.

In each issue Civil Society IT approaches charities of varying sizes and asks them what software and service providers they use for different tasks. This time the focus is on arts and culture charities.

Gareth Jones finds out how the RNLI is using cloud technology to track fishing vessels.

Julie Harris and Mark Walker run the rule over Google's cloud-based office product and explain why they believe it provides a model for the future.