Flickr: cambodia4kidsorg(Note: This is a weekly round-up of NTEN members doing and sharingtheir nptech awesome. Members are in bold. Tag your own news with "nten member" or "nptech" to help us find your awesome online, or contact Annaliese with your updates.)

Sean Powell, of PMGDirect, wrote up a great how-to, with United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) as an example: how to customize your Facebook page to convert your fans to your email list. Step-by-step read! 

Kira Marchenese received lots of kudos on the ProgressiveExchange email list this week from fellow nptechies about the social media policies she helped develop for the Environmental Defense Fund. You can read about why and how they developed their policies here. And you can see their policies here. 

Ruthellen Rubin addresses the giving potential of generation Y on the Mission Research blog -- 3 things to remember about this group. Thanks, Ruthellen!

John Kenyon has a great summary (and reviews) of some free and low-cost online collaboration tools. Thanks for the really great post! 

The Getting Attention 2010 Nonprofit Tagline Awards is still accepting submissions (deadline July 28th). Headed by Nancy Schwartz, and co-sponsored by some NTEN-familiar folks (Blackbaud, Event360, and See3), they're expanding the categories for taglines this year to include special events and campaigns. Does the web and social media impact the effectiveness of your tagline? Considering most of our communication happens digitally these days . . . Looking forward to the report -- and the winners. Come on NTENners!