This study explores nonprofit organizations\u27 Web sites to determine the extent the organizations utilize the Web to accomplish organizational goals. A sample of the 100 largest NPOs in the United States was used for the study. Results found the selected NPOs were effectively using the Web to present traditional public relations materials and connect with publics. However, the organizations were largely unsuccessful in making interactive and relational communications with publics. © 2004 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved
This project is a study of the use of web pages by non-profit organizations. It includes a survey of...
American’s commitment to philanthropy reached new heights in the wake of the twenty-first century as...
Reports findings of a case study of World Wide Web sites. The seven sites included in this report ar...
ABSTRACT. The main aims of this study were: (1) to examine how nonprofit organizations utilize their...
This research examines how nonprofit organizations perceive and utilize the internet through the fr...
This dissertation presents the results obtained from a four-part investigation of the Web sites of t...
This work results from research into web reporting practices in the nonprofit sector, carried out in...
The authors review the issues confronting nonprofit organizations and describe the types of websites...
This work results from research into web reporting practices in the nonprofit sector, carried out in...
In this paper, we present the results of a preliminary survey study to examine the ways in which reg...
The authors review the issues confronting nonprofit organizations and describe the types of websites...
As all nonprofit managers can attest, reaching out to potential customers using traditional marketin...
As all nonprofit managers can attest, reaching out to potential customers using traditional marketin...
The diffusion of advanced Internet-based technologies, in particular the World Wide Web (Web), provi...
Non-profit organizations (NPOs), which often dispose of a limited budget, can employ their Web sites...
This project is a study of the use of web pages by non-profit organizations. It includes a survey of...
American’s commitment to philanthropy reached new heights in the wake of the twenty-first century as...
Reports findings of a case study of World Wide Web sites. The seven sites included in this report ar...
ABSTRACT. The main aims of this study were: (1) to examine how nonprofit organizations utilize their...
This research examines how nonprofit organizations perceive and utilize the internet through the fr...
This dissertation presents the results obtained from a four-part investigation of the Web sites of t...
This work results from research into web reporting practices in the nonprofit sector, carried out in...
The authors review the issues confronting nonprofit organizations and describe the types of websites...
This work results from research into web reporting practices in the nonprofit sector, carried out in...
In this paper, we present the results of a preliminary survey study to examine the ways in which reg...
The authors review the issues confronting nonprofit organizations and describe the types of websites...
As all nonprofit managers can attest, reaching out to potential customers using traditional marketin...
As all nonprofit managers can attest, reaching out to potential customers using traditional marketin...
The diffusion of advanced Internet-based technologies, in particular the World Wide Web (Web), provi...
Non-profit organizations (NPOs), which often dispose of a limited budget, can employ their Web sites...
This project is a study of the use of web pages by non-profit organizations. It includes a survey of...
American’s commitment to philanthropy reached new heights in the wake of the twenty-first century as...
Reports findings of a case study of World Wide Web sites. The seven sites included in this report ar...