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There’s something more
There’s something more to communication… a ghost in the machine which makes the difference between content free speech and messages which resonate with audiences.
Zero to Podcasting workshop at the Social Capital Conference
I’ll be leading the Zero to Podcasting workshop at the Social Capital Conference, Friday, May 31, 2013 from 1:30-4:30pm.
Digital Makeover: Olivia Chow
Today’s digital makeover showcases an MP who is well positioned to get to the next level. A few steps are still necessary.
Ezra’s not here
Until this post, I’ve never written about Ezra Levant let alone Ezra Levant alongside Jack Layton.
Summary of IdleNoMore traffic for May – 11
Analysis of Idle No More online activity for May 5 through 11, inclusive. Analysis was performed using Marketwired/Sysomos Heartbeat.
Senator Finley’s death and unsocial media
Cancer took Senator Finley today. He was 66 years old. While a majority of the chatter was respectful, a handful of hyper-partisans crossed a line.
No touching
It’s all in the delivery, and Thomas Mulcair’s begs the question “has anyone in this caucus even seen a banana stand?”
Digital Makeover: James Rajotte
This week’s digital makeover of Conservative MP James Rajotte reveals the importance of putting social in social media.
Ontario budget chatter online
The Ontario Liberal Government presented its 2013 budget on May 2. The following breakdown identifies ten of those issues and what is being said about each.
Summary of IdleNoMore traffic for Apr 28 – May 4
Analysis of Idle No More online activity for April 80 through May 4, inclusive (using Marketwired/Sysomos Heartbeat).
Conversation with Preston Manning (podcast)
Preston Manning shares his views on the role of social media in politics, issue campaigns and making sure the right message is presented the right way on the most effective channel(s).
Did TweetTheResults really make a difference?
Two years ago, online Canadians were abuzz about TweetTheResults, a movement to discredit section 329 of the Canada Elections Act.
Google Analytics Advanced Segments you can use
Google Analytics Advanced Segments allow you to organize and view traffic by specific criteria. Here are a few I use that you can add to your own account.
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