An ethically-based alternative to Facebook?
A NEW online network for social entrepreneurs has just been launched – and was attracting considerable attention at the Voice 08 conference in Liverpool this week.
UnLtdWorld aims to provide a network to bring together social entrepreneurs from all over the globe.
They can share on-line conversations, interests and values – and make connections around specific projects or work.
UnLtdWorld is for people who are passionate about change and who want to make a difference.
It is the internet answer to those amongst us – Sound Communication included – who have often wondered why social enterprises don’t work together more collaboratively. The sum of the parts, etc….
Already UnLtdWorld has more than 1500 members – we have just joined – and is hopefully set to grow and become a worthy but never remotely dull alternative to Facebook and MySpace.
And the Guardian appears to like it too!
Published on: February 27, 2008
Filed in: Digital communications
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