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Steve Heye, Web Project Manager, YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago Smaller nonprofits may feel like sophisticated technology is out of reach; it requires more budget, more staff, and more expertise than they think they have. In fact, small nonprofits have many advantages over their larger counterparts. That assumption is wrong.
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Adobe Audition - is robust but has a cost associated with it (check TechSoup from discounts for nonprofits!). but on your site to tell people what the show is about: who’s the guest, who is the host, what are the orgs or links mentioned. Check out WeAreMedia.org for more resources and information on podcasting in nonprofits!
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