Tag Archive | "Blogging"

Blogging key to healthy democracy

July 17, 2010 No comments yet

It is said if you don’t vote, you get the government you deserve. In other words, exercise your democratic right or suffer the consequences.
The same can now be said for having a voice in social media, particularly blogging. If you don’t create content, you have willingly issued your own gag order. [...]

A little grey distinguishes social media

June 26, 2010 2 comments

There’s a pervasive myth that social media is only for young people — the “college kids in the basement” stereotype. Not true.
Ongoing surveys by Zinc Research (ZincResearch.com) and partner Dufferin Research show nearly 80 per cent of Canadians are on some social network and more than two-thirds of Canadians are on [...]

eMarketing recommended blogs, web style & more

October 27, 2009 4 comments

For those of you in my CMA eMarketing course at Mount Royal University, here are a few of the promised items to aid you in your studies and the assignment.
For non-students, these are just good marketing links and probably worth a gander anyway.
First, a brilliant classic on web design, the Web Style Guide, 3rd Edition. [...]

Polanski, prostitutes, and potty blogging

October 26, 2009 No comments yet

This week on the social web we learn that award-winning director and convicted child sex criminal Roman Polanski is living on borrowed Swiss time; the scandal-ridden International Automobile Federation (FIA) elects a new president and Windows 7 is launched.
@RtrsIN_TopNews (a.k.a. the Reuters news service) reported that the “U.S. asks Swiss to extradite fugitive Polanski.” Much [...]


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