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.
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.
Digital Future in Focus for public affairs
Comscore’s Digital Future in Focus is another wake-up call on the use of mobile in search, web browsing, online services and mobile payments.
Putting data on a scale
There’s nothing like a buzzword to propel an idea to the public conscious and for communication professionals to reinvent themselves with data services.
Fake Fake Twitter Followers?
Several attempts to get a comment from Status People have proven unsuccessful. So, my opinion of their Faker Scores tool hasn’t changed: it’s a fun idea.
Have a clear message and deliver it (MNC2013)
If the opening of MNC2013 was about finding common ground, the first afternoon was about understanding audience and being true to core political values.
The Internet’s Crown Jewels
Despite what academics say about the accuracy and credibility of the articles, and the writing skills of those who contribute, Google thinks Wikipedia is the Crown Jewels of the Internet.
Digital political insights from Bob Rae and Preston Manning
The Globe and Mail’s Chris Hannay has hosted live chats with Bob Rae and Preston Manning as part of this week’s Reinventing Parliament series.
Ottawa event calendar
Three professional development and networking events in the Ottawa area over the next month.
There will be no Death Star (and other disappointments)
Updates on US Government’s sense of humour and willingness to speak the language of their audiences, Chris Spence’s apology and a correction in my analysis.
Keep your digital ecosystem and all of your content relevant
One theory regarding the rapid expansion of the universe is eventually all galaxies will move further apart from each other and the universe will become cold and dark.
We The People: democratic engagement and digital credibility
We The People is about more than just about reducing the friction on democratic participation.
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