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Networking for charity

Social networking is now reaching the charity sector, according to a report in The Times. In an attempt to attract new members, charities are racing to develop the latest apps to engage users on social networking sites MySpace and Facebook.

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By The Times

Published: 4 December 2007 11:25 GMT

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