Tweet count is a shot across the bow for traditional pollsters
A new study identifies a correlation (not causation) of tweet count to election victories. Analysis of the recent BC election validates the findings.
Political teams may need to replace volunteers with paid contributors
A spectacle playing out on MP Paul Dewar’s Facebook Fan Page is challenging the notion of volunteerism, particularly on matters of democratic engagement.
The SWARM Methodology by @TodMaffin
Tod Maffin’s SWARM methodology is incredibly hard for many organizations, companies and institutions to embrace. It requires ambandoning conventional thought.
How are Canadian opinions shaped online
Full Duplex has launched a survey to gain insight into how Canadian opinions are shaped through online information and interactions. We’re hoping you will complete the survey and help encourage others to do the same.
Ezra’s not here
Until this post, I’ve never written about Ezra Levant let alone Ezra Levant alongside Jack Layton.
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.
