Summary of IdleNoMore traffic for May 12 – 18
The death of Elijah Harper and a report suggesting conditions are ripe for an indigenous uprising weren’t enough to reignite public interest in IdleNoMore.
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 5 – 11
Analysis of Idle No More online activity for May 5 through 11, inclusive. Analysis was performed using Marketwired/Sysomos Heartbeat.
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).
Summary of IdleNoMore traffic for Apr 21-27
The apparent slow down of events and measurable drop in online activity raises questions as to when IdleNoMore will return to the public conscious.
Conversation with MP Marc Garneau (podcast)
Liberal MP Marc Garneau on social media in election and leadership campaigns, Twitter as a tool of intelligence, good-natured online political interplay online and Chris Hadfield’s tweets from space.
Digital Makeover: Alex Atamanenko
NDP MP Alex Atamanenko has a very small digital ecosystem. Today’s digital makeover identifies ways to make it more effective and meaningful.
Summary of IdleNoMore traffic for Apr 14-20
IdleNoMore shed more online momentum, flirting with just 10,000 overall mentions in a week for the first time in the movement.
Conversation with MP Charlie Angus (podcast)
NDP MP Charlie Angus shares his thoughts on political adversarialism as it plays out online between politicians, and politicians and the public. He also offers thoughts for behavioural improvement.
Montreal’s SPVM: a case study of social media in public safety and law enforcement
Using Twitter, Melissa Carol of Montreal’s SPVM (police service) was instrumental in maintaining public safety and order during the Manifencours protests.
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