Published Articles & Opinion Pieces​
By Paul Lamb

Paul Lamb on Huffington Post
Transforming the Social Sector: Bitcoin and Blockchain for Good, September 19, 2017

​"A Nonprofit IPO? Warren Buffet Says "Yes", Huffington Post, June 21, 2013

"Going Mobile with Social Enterprise," Huffington Post, August 14, 2012

"Making Social Enterprise Work: A Funder's Perspective," September 2, 2011

"The 1% Solution: Empowering a New Generation of Philanthropists," Huffington Post, August 19, 2011

"Appreciating Teachers: A letter to Mrs. Hamilton," Huffington Post, May 2, 2011

"Apps, Not Just Alms, for the Poor," Huffington Post, February 16, 2011

“The Rise of the Entrepreneur Activist,” Huffington Post, January 18, 2011

"The Business of Hope," November 24, 2010

"The School that Garbage Built," November 1, 2010

"You Are So Much More Than The Sum of Your Resume Parts," October 5, 2010

"Where Can I Get A Social Credit Card"?, September 7 2010

"Innovating for Mindfulness," August 24 2010

"A Vacation from Violence," August 13 2010

"Digital Addictions: Why Just Saying No Is Not Enough," August 5 2010

"Church in a Pocket: Mobile Apps for Religious Engagement," July 23 2010

Paul Lamb on Computerworld
"Left out in the cold: How tech innovation favors the rich," May 21, 2010

"Speeding up innovation to slow us down", July 10, 2009.

" Social media takes to the streets", June 22, 2009

"The new giving channels", February 9, 2009

"Can the Internet have a heart", October 1, 2008

“One Blackberry Per Child”, May 20, 2008

“Bridging The Last Mile Of The Digital Divide”, Feb. 13, 2008

"A Truly Great Digital City", July 9, 2007

"Big-City Broadband and the New Public Technology", February 27, 2006

"The Age Of Disruption", February 13, 2006

"Us, And Not You, for Person of the Year", January 29, 2007

"Web 2.0 Makes Us Young Again", April 17, 2006
Paul Lamb on Salon.com
"Get Up, Stand Up, Social Network", July 20, 2004
Paul Lamb on cnet
"How To Spend A Billion (Google) Dollars", April 7, 2006

"Social Networking For All?", September 6, 2006

"What To Do About Outsourcing", March 23, 2004

"Technology And The New Class Divide”, November 1, 2005

 Paul Lamb on SF Chronicle
"From Digital Divide to Digital Enlightenment",  June 23, 2006

"Spanning The New Digital Divide", June 14, 2005
Paul Lamb on Mercury News
"Mobile technology, and not broadband, is the way to connect America",  June 1, 2009

"The Danger Of Putting Weapons Research Before Good Science", August 15, 2004

"Beyond Gadgets: Making Hi-Tech Socially Responsible", July 21, 2003

Paul Lamb on CSMonitor
"Facebook protest isn't enough. Selma vets and young activists must share lessons," March 5, 2010

“Are there too many charities in America?”, September 24, 2009

 "A better way out of debt", July 16, 2009

 "Following The Path Carved By My Father's Conscience", June 16, 2006

"Have YourSpace Call MySpace", November 8, 2006
Paul Lamb in the Baltimore Sun
"As Mom Begins To Let Go, Her Lessons Remain", May 13, 2007
Paul Lamb on examiner.com
What to do about digital drunkeness, December 21, 2009

The Internet will ruin you sex life, and may even kill you!, August 18, 2009

Social Networking's opportunity to become more human, August 28, 2009

Miscellaneous Articles

"Brother, Can You Spare a Bitcoin, Tech's Good, April 24, 2018

"Chasing the tech dream - for the social good," CraigConnects, July 30, 2011

"Next Generation Social Entrepreneurs: Leveraging media and tech for social change," Triple Pundit, May 21, 2010

"Hidden Opportunities: Mobile Reading Solutions for the Blind," EduTech Debate, February 2010

Churches Embrace New Social Media, Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Volume 38, Winter/Spring 2010

Tales of an Internet Scavenger, Smartbiz, April 16, 2007

Nonprofits of the Future, SSIR Social Innovation Conversations podcast, March 17, 2007

The Tin Man Challenge: Overcoming technology without heart, The Free Press, December 11, 2006

"Connecting The Bleeding Edge With The Bleeding Heart", Commondreams, February 6, 2006

“Toward a Technologically Healthy California: A Roadmap for Policy Makers”, CTFC, August 2005

"The Next Wave: Community Information Hubs", Community Technology Review, Winter-Spring 2004

"Poor Forgotten As Digital Divide Still Gapes", Pacific News Service, December 3, 2002