There’s an issue people raise constantly in my seminars and workshops, in a conversation that usually goes something like this:
Them: “Should we have a Facebook Group or a Facebook Page?”
Me: “Well, Facebook wants you to use Pages for organizational p…
Not long ago, I saw a reference on Twitter to a clever illustration of either Wolverine or one Batman looking at another. I clicked through to a Tumblr page, where someone had reblogged it from someone else on Tumblr, who had reblogged it from someone …
When my mother died in early 2004, Friendster was the domain of the young’uns, MySpace was barely out the door and Facebook was still a month from launching.
But for someone who never saw used the word “friend” as a verb in her life, JoAnne Cottingham…
Hi, Elections Canada. We go back a long way, you and me. I’m the kid who had your colour-coded riding map masking-taped to my bedroom wall.
So let me offer some friendly advice. You want to stop people from tweeting election results from Eastern Canad…
This is the story of how one elephant drove us to make a change… and another elephant, courtesy of Switch authors Chip and Dan Heath, showed us the way.
We’ve been meaning to leave domain registrar GoDaddy for a long time. The endless come-ons and up…
Let’s be honest: election debates are usually pretty awful for voters. They get to passively endure an hour or two of overrehearsed talking points, dodged questions and set-piece arguments… washed down with the kind of analysis that usually boils do…
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