Month: May 2007

Google Gears. If you use Google Reader, please stop reading this Blog post and head over to get your hands

I know that David Jones over at PR Works and co-host of Inside PR Podcast has mentioned time and time

I was giving the keynote today for The Advertising Club of Toronto‘s Internet Day at the Sheraton Hotel on Queen

“We do not feel like you ‘get’ our brand.” If you work in the Marketing, Advertising, Communications or the Public

In a bid to better understand the growing buzz that is Facebook, I’ve gone and set-up a group on the

I’ve been wondering about the notion of “titles” lately. In past lives, I’ve been a professional journalist. I’ve been Blogging

At about midnight the SMS’ started to flow and my Facebook Wall began filling up with Birthday wishes. It took

I’m a huge fan of the book, The Wisdom of Crowds: Why The Many Are Smarter Than The Few And

I’m starting to deep dive more on the fascinating topic of Ghost Blogging. You can read my original post about

No, we have not entered the Podfade Zone with Foreword Thinking – The Business And Motivational Book Review Podcast presented

Big announcements from Google are coming in fast and furious. It all makes the 1.65 billion dollar acquisition of YouTube

Here’s how the Advertising Age article, Want Online Buzz For Your New Product?, starts off: “Want lots of word-of-mouth buzz

I’m more than a little angry at myself for not posting this sooner. The people over at Common Craft have

As promised in this Blog posting: IAB Canada – Interactive Advertising Bureau – Brings A Full-Day Social Media Marketing Seminar

Don Tapscott is most recently known as the author of Wikinomics – How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything. He’s also the

I Blog often about my good friends, David Jones and Terry Fallis, who co-host the most excellent Podcast, Inside PR.

I had the chance to peek into Peter Mosley‘s intensive session called, Web 2.0 Everything You Always Wanted To Know,