Readings and Other Stuff (March 16, 2010)

Here are a few things that caught our attention on this beautiful Spring-like day:

• Lucy Bernholz: Open Philanthropy: A Modest Manifesto (Philanthropy 2173)
• Judith Rodin Thanks Darren Walker for an Extraordinary Eight Years of Service (Rockefeller Foundation)
• Dan Pallotta: Senator Grassley Is Undermining the Humanitarian Sector (Harvard Business Review)
[Audio] Ken Berger Talks with Michael Savage about CEO Salaries (Charity Navigator)
• Rick Cohen: Attack of the Tax-Exemption Killers (Blue Avocado)
• David M. Halbfinger. New Jersey Governor Proposes Steep Spending Cuts (New York Times)
• Shane Richmond: SXSW 2010: Can You Copyright a Tweet? (Telegraph)
• [Video]: The Future of Publishing (Dorling Kindersley Books)
• Roger Ebert: How Studs Helps Me Lead My Life (Chicago Sun-Times) 

What have you been up to?