The future of political training in Canada at MNC2014
On paper, this MNC2014 session seemed a shoo-in for discussion on the role of digital in the future of politics and political campaigning.
From railways to the digital highway: Minister James Moore at MNC2014
Industry Minister James Moore spoke passionately about the railway and Internet as nationbuilding devices at MNC2014.
Keep your smartphones on (MNC2014)
Manning Centre Director of Communications Dave Quist asks the MNC2014 audience to use their smartphones during the conference.
Reduce your online risk exposure: good password management
Kickstarter was hacked earlier today, providing yet another opportunity to review good password management habits and tools.
My technology toolkit 2014: twenty-one indispensible tools
The 21 tools in my technology toolkit, listed in alphabetic order. These are the tools I use at least once a week, and in many cases, everyday.
How much should a tweet cost: Industry Canada’s 12-step Twitter policy
The upshot of Industry Canada’s tweeting-by-committee process is their tweets are unremarkable, asocial and can’t be responsive to current events.
Six important considerations about Facebook, children and bullying
Facebook did not invent bullying. It’s a behavioural problem. Here are six important considerations about Facebook, children and bullying.
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.
The miscalculated Fair for Canada campaign
Canada’s big three Telcos (Bell, Rogers and Telus) had the benefit of time to prepare their Fair for Canada Campaign. And, they squandered it.
Google Analytics Advanced Segments you can use
Google Analytics Advanced Segments allow you to organize and view traffic by specific criteria. Here are a few I use that you can add to your own account.
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.
Data, decision making and micro-targeting (MNC2013)
Data collection and analysis has been around for a long time. They gained a new level of popularity for their role in last year’s US federal election.
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