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Twitter is not an official government channel

by Mark | Feb 27, 2010 | Adoption, Connecting, Digital Public Affairs, Media, Networking, Public Relations and Communications, Social Media, Technology, Tools

I’ve been following the comments on Jane Taber’s article about my white paper and realize there’s some confusion about Twitter as a communication channel for our MPs and more to be said about the evolution of digital and social technologies. I also...

Social media marketing case studies site launches

by Mark | Feb 20, 2010 | Events and Conferences, PodCamp, Public Relations and Communications, Social Media

PodCamp Toronto 2010 (PCTO2010) begins in just under an hour and already there are exciting things going on. Tod Maffin will undoubtedly be spreading the word about his new website, CaseStudiesOnline.com which boasts annotated social media marketing case studies. The...

Facebook group is paving the way for digital government

by Mark | Jan 20, 2010 | Digital Public Affairs, Public Relations and Communications

The Canadians Against Proroguing Parliament (CAPP) Facebook group may have been the long-short colt when it was launched by Christopher White a few weeks ago. Today it’s the sleek stallion which Michael Ignatieff officially mounted with an open letter to the...

Knowing when to respond

by Mark | Jan 6, 2010 | Public Relations and Communications

The municipal election talk is picking up in Ottawa. So far, Alex Cullen is the only person to put his hat into the mayoral race. The speculation is that former mayor Jim Watson will announce his candidacy and former mayor Bob Chiarelli may even join the race. The...