Handling crisis online: a tale of two Liberal ministers
How MPs use social media, particularly in a crisis, reveals a lot about their commitment to communications, transparency and public engagement.
CPC leadership candidates part 6: Attraction
The makeup of the CPC leadership candidates’ social media followings is much more revealing than the recognition of their size.
CPC leadership candidates part 5: Connection
The real value for CPC leaderhsip online activity is in reaching people and inspiring them to respond to posts with productive comments of their own.
CPC leadership candidates part 4: Vanity fair
Like most MPs, several of the CPC leadership candidates have an unhealthy dependency on being in their own photographs.
CPC leadership candidates part 3: Asocial media
Most MPs fail to understand and embrace digital culture. Rather, they stand on a soapbox with a digital bullhorn. This is asocial (maybe antisocial) media.
CPC leadership candidates part 2: Virtual equity
The Internet boasts a sizeable real estate marketplace. Each property plays an important role in creating an online presence, digital footprint and equity.
