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Skoll Foundation News - 2006
11.13.06 "What's Wrong With Profit?" by Stephanie Strom, New York Times
09.21.06 Staying Ahead of the Technology Curve, by Lucy Bernholz and Katherine Fulton and Gabriel Kasper, Foundation News and Commentary
09.20.06 The Clinton-Gore-eBay Connection, Forbes.com
09.16.06 Dr. Victoria Hale Named MacArthur Fellow
09.16.06 Benetech CEO Jim Fruchterman Receives 2006 MacArthur Fellowship
09.07.06 Skoll Foundation: Building the Field of Social Entrepreneurship (an interview with Sally Osberg), by Mitch Nauffts, PND News
09.01.06 In the Spotlight: a look at innovative communications practices, Communications Network
09.01.06 Moving Pictures (Interview with Jeff Skoll), by Anya Kamenetz, Fast Company
08.16.06 Innovation for good: New Skoll executive aims to advance social entrepreneurship, by Merrill Wolf, Philanthropy Journal
06.01.06 Becoming an asset class (reflections on the 2006 Skoll World Forum) - by Caroline Hartnell, Alliance Magazine
05.12.06 When Adivasis Met Al Gore, by Mari Marcel Thekaekara, The Hindu Business Line (about 2006 Skoll World Forum)
04.25.06 Young, gifted and not for profit - by Peter Day, BBC News
04.29.06 Back to Skoll, Grist Magazine (about 2006 Skoll World Forum)
03.30.06 Silicon Insider: Are Social Charities the New Startups? - by Michael Malone, ABC News (.pdf file)
03.29.06 Sundance Kid visits Oxford - by Ruth Keeling, This Is Oxfordshire
03.16.06 Skoll Foundation Releases Its 2005 Annual Report (.pdf file)
02.01.06 Silver Screen Activist: Making Movies that Matter – Stanford Business magazine
01.30.06 Global Crusader: Skoll Foundation CEO Sally Osberg inspires hope for a better world – by Kathy Chin Leong, South Bay Accent (.pdf file)
01.30.06 MBA Choices That Help Make the World a Better Place – Financial Times (about the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and Skoll Scholars)
01.25.06 Foundation's New Web-Site Director Aims for Global Reach – The Chronicle of Philanthropy (about Victor d’Allant, executive director of Social Edge)
01.16.06 A New Hero? Jeff Skoll, the Man Behind 'The New Heroes'
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