Matters of Opinion 2013 available for download
Profiling “engaged Canadians” and modeling their role in identifying, amplifying and shaping news and narratives which impact public opinion.
Word to the government: damned if you do, damned if you don’t
The government is facing interesting and confusing criticism right now.
Senate scandal dominates online political chatter
The Senate scandal continues its growth as the most dominant topic within online Canadian political chatter.
Digital Makeover: Dennis Bevington
This digital makeover highlights that a weak digital presence is perhaps more strategically-problematic than no presence at all.
Senate scandal dominates #cdnpoli chatter; CETA just makes the top six
Despite the PM’s efforts to raise the profile of CETA, #cdnpoli chatter about the trade agreement is handily trumped by the Senate expense scandal.
Six important considerations about Facebook, children and bullying
Facebook did not invent bullying. It’s a behavioural problem. Here are six important considerations about Facebook, children and bullying.
Senate scandal online chatter continues to grow
Yesterday I reported that online chatter surrounding the Senate expenses and residency scandal had reached a new peak on Tuesday. That was true, then.
Senate scandal hits new online peak
The last time the Senate scandal saw this much online activity was May 16. And, early indications are online activity will be high again, today.
Digital Makeover: Leona Aglukkaq
Taking care of the small things: a digital makeover shouldn’t be highlighting the importance of current information and linked properties.
Alberta: Nenshi and Iveson lead with two days to go
Twitter prediction theory in the Alberta elections: Nenshi by a country mile in Calgary and Iveson breaks away to increase his lead in Edmonton.
A flesh wound delivered in the standoff between the PM and the media
Did Twitter and YouTube help the PM reach Canadians in his latest battle with the media?
IdleNoMore’s Oct7Proclaim made a quick splash
IdleNoMore has reinvented itself. Still, it has a lot of work to do to regain the level of public interest the movement enjoyed last winter.
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