Here you'll find a list of all the resources mentioned during the various remote-conference sessions, organized by speaker. We've included links where appropriate. Enjoy! 

Judith Feder

• bcmets.org -- a free list.serv for women (and men) and their caregivers with late-stage, or metastatic breast cancer
• the unabridged version of web 2.0 -> www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html
  
• netsquared.org/linksvayer -> that's an interview with Creative Commons CTO
• Article by A Esquivel: "Accuracy and self correction of information received from an internet breast cancer list."
• Share Your Story from March of Dimes
• Lotsa Helping Hands

Sarah Pullman:

• I coordinate a conference called Web of Change
• I worked a few months ago on an event called the 30 Days of Sustainability
• Marshall: South by Southwest had a nice event blog http://blog.sxsw.com/
• Identity Woman  - She does a lot of data standards stuff...
• More identity reading: http://www.downes.ca/cgi-bin/page.cgi?db=post&q=crdate=1115168586&format=full
• Sarah's blog projects are at http://www.desmogblog.com and webofchange.com

Rolf Kleef

• an example that inspires me is the Hungarian peace sign movement, www.bekejel.net
  
• http://melt-demo.staging.greenpeace.org - an example of some of Rolf's work at Greenpeace
• Melt blog: http://weblog.greenpeace.org/melt/

Michael Cornfield

• BuzzMetrics - tool for measuring consumer-generated media and word-of-mouth advertising
• Pew Internet and American Life Project
• The bloggers made news out of: Trent Lott's comments about Strom Thurmond, the Downing Street memos, and Stephen Colbert's speech to the WHite House Correspondents.
• The biggest political blog of them all (in the US), DailyKos.

Alexandra Samuel

Resources 

• I work with http://www.socialsignal.com
• We worked on the NetSquared website; Another project we worked on is telecentre.org
• Drupal community site: drupal.org 
• Read about our decision to use drupal as a CMS: http://www.alexandrasamuel.com/telecentre-platform/
• aggregator2 is downloadable from drupal.org
• net2learn - http://learn.netsquared.org
• a new drupal book "Drupal: Creating Blogs, Forums, Portals, and Community Websites"
• Another Drupal book: Building online communiteis with drupal, wordpress and phpbb
• I have an intro to tagging on my blog -- see http://www.alexandrasamuel.com/?p=115
• If you visit the techtips page on Social Signal www.socialsignal.com/techtips you'll find some advice about how to choose tags on a page called "Tag your way to del.icio.us domination"
• if you check out 43things.com (the first tag-based site I was obsessed with) you'll see how tags can help people find other people who share similar interests
• Robert Scoble's book "Naked Conversations" is a good starting point for worried execs
  

Shout-outs to people who worked on NetSquared

• Veerle Pieters who is now the queen of CSS and one of the hottest designers in Belgium
• Courtney Miller of floatleft, which does a lot of work with nonprofits
• Khalid Baheyeldin of 2bits.com
• the site has been hosted -- and massively supported -- by Bryght

Liz Lawley

• My work: Rochester INstitute of Technology in Rochester, NY, in the information technology dept.
• RIT is working with places like the Rochester School for the Deaf
  
• On a large scale, key players are MSR (one of the largest), IBM, PARC
• http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/more_to_ignore/ and
  
• http://weez.oyzon.com/index.php?/weezblogtemplates/ignore_this/
• ah, here's a list of some recent projects (last fall): http://it.rit.edu/~ero/NMTP/2005/archives/discussions/ http://it.rit.edu/~ero/NMTP/2005/archives/projects/
• there's lots of potential for grant work in these areas. The MSR Digitial Inclusion program is a great example. http://research.microsoft.com/ur/us/digincl/default.aspx

Lisa Stone

• Here's Tara Hunt's blog URL: http://www.horsepigcow.com/
• http://www.blogher.org/
• Emily's World and Nonprofit Blog Exchange
  

Micki Krimmel

• There is a great interview on Worldchanging.com with Davis Guggenheim, the director of AIT that goes into a bit of the history. http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/004388.html
• check the blog on climatecrisis.net/blog
• Here's a press release re: par classics donating 5% of gross to the Climate Alliance Gore is putting together: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060510/law098.html?.v=50
• Family Violence Prevention Fund provided a pamphlet on how to turn boys into men - how to teach them about respecting women,etc. and this was the most popular item on that site.

Beth Kanter

• I think that resources like
  NetSquared's Net2Learn are cool: http://learn.netsquared.org/tagging
• http://groups.nten.org/group.htm?mode=home&igid=1183
  

Boris Mann

• consider getting a Vonage account where people can leave voice mail messages, which will get sent to you via email. voila! instant podcasting
• the open source Asterisk project
  
• http://www.bryght.com/blog/boris-mann/open-source-and-your-non-profit
  
•  folks who are interested in open source
  for nonprofits should keep an eye on Aspiration
• Feeburner.com recently made it so you can email-enable any blog
  

Enoch Choi

• http://www.pamfonline.org/
  
• http://www.enochchoi.com/thoughts/
• also look for HON: health on the net
  
• http://www.google.com/coop/ - when your tagging is determinedas reliable and meaningful by some machine algorithm, Google incorporates it directly into Google Co-op health topic
  
• healthwise is a provider of patient education (the popular healtwisehandbook)
• Healthline is a new search engine, which categorizes results like google coop but into more categoires
• Kosmix and Healia are similar offerings
  
• PLoS publishes Patient Summaries of relevant research - basically plain language interpretations.
  
• There's a health version of Digg out there - Dissect Medicine
• The Nat'l Library ofMedicine offers a useful "Guide to Healthy Web Surfing" - http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/healthywebsurfing.html
• My bio is here:http://www.socialtext.net/speakers/index.cgi?enoch_choi

Mike Linksvayer

• FWIW my slides from yesterday's
  EFF/CC panel are online at http://mirrors.creativecommons.org/netsquared
  
• http://mirrors.creativecommons.orrg/getcreative is generally the best intro
• For people with time and interest to read I suggest giving them a copy of "Free Culture" by Lawrence Lessig, which covers a lot more than CC, but is a great intro to thewhole set
• showing off reuse is really important to demonstrate the power ofcc/free culture we've built sort of a CMS platform explicitly forencouraging and tracking remixes -- http://wiki.creativecommons.org/CcHost
• http://ccmixter.org is a tool for tracking remixes
• nonprofits using CC to the greater good: http://creativecommons.org/weblog/PLoS is a stellarexample, as is MIT's OpenCourseWare and Rice Connexions; I believe OpenDemocracy isusing CC licenses for their content; Ethan Zuckerman's blog, which uses our most liberal license, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ -- you just have to give him credit
• http://creativecommons.org/license/regarding nonprofit remixcontests, firefox flicks is probably the best example I can think of offthe top of my head
• regarding most common
  licneses, check out http://wiki.creativecommons.org/License_statistics
• Though not a remix contest per se, the 100second Film Festival (http://100second.ltc.org/) is composed entirely of Creatively Commoned entries, and through the DigitalBicycle all entries can be downloaded and recurated into new, local screenings
  
• (the DigitalBicycle) created a CreativeCommons module for Drupal for this purpose http://drupal.org/node/17497/
• aggregation sites, see: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Content_Curators for an incomplete list
  
• I'll refer to our draft Noncommercial guidelines, check
  out http://wiki.creativecommons.org/NonCommercial_Guidelines
• The CC Drupal module is great, thanks for that.http://microformats.org/wiki/rellicense
• if you care about rdf triples... see http://rdfa.info 
• regarding an archive of best practices, not per se, though we do have a wiki http://wiki.creativecommons.org
• check out http://magnatune.com
• and http://jamendo.com for music, etc ... much more at
• http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Content_Curators

Robyn Deupree

• bloglines
• "Making your nonprofit more effecdtive with RSS aggregation"
  

Scott Heiferman

• Meetup.com
• Examples of nonprofit meetups: http://ecology.meetup.com/24/about/ http://netsquared.meetup.com/about/
• http://beppegrillo.meetup.com/about/ -- meetup in africa
• lots of resources here: http://orc.meetup.com/
• depending on the org and/or the mission, there are ways the org can promote meetups -- but they need to understand it's a tool for the people... (scott just said this). but check out http://www.meetup.com/friends/toolkit
• http://www.meetup.com/boards/view/viewthread?thread=1909562

Nancy White

• http://blogchat.com (Blogchat)

Edward Vielmetti

• a weblog I've been keeping since about the first of the year: http://vielmetti.typepad.com/superpatron