by Rob Cottingham | Oct 19, 2006 | Communicating, Politics
Some people write to politicians because they’re angry and they want to vent. Fair enough – just be aware that venting doesn’t change a whole lot. But if you want to actually make a difference, then heat isn’t going to help. Passion and conviction,... by Rob Cottingham | Oct 18, 2006 | Communicating, Technology
Apparently, a number of newer video iPods – a very small number, just a very few… trivial, really, hardly worth mentioning at all – come equipped with an undocumented feature: a virus that can infect Windows computers. Apple has issued a warning indicating... by Rob Cottingham | Oct 17, 2006 | Communicating, Politics
Commenting on my post a few weeks ago, Darren Barefoot isn’t sure you can support the troops without supporting the war: That always struck me as wishy-washy, and seemed to render these troops as unthinking automatons or poor saps who are just doing their job.... by Rob Cottingham | Oct 6, 2006 | Communicating, Culture, Arts and Popcorn
As Alex and I are working our way through the second season of Battlestar Galactica (the new, superb version – not the old, horrifically godawful version), one of the key arcs is the degeneration of Col. Saul Tigh into an insecure, dictatorial villain. Drunk on both... by Rob Cottingham | Oct 4, 2006 | Blogging, Communicating, Online Community, Politics, Technology
With the departure of several candidates, the field has narrowed – and after last weekend’s delegate selection meetings, it could still narrow even further. That may make the choice a little tougher for Liberal delegates, but it sure does make the site... by Rob Cottingham | Sep 29, 2006 | Communicating, Politics
“You cannot say you are for our military and then not stand behind the things they do,” said Harper. (From A ‘sea of red’ unfolds as troop supporters crowd Parliament Hill)This space welcomes guest blogger The Right Hon. Stephen Harper, Prime...