Rob’s blog
I (heart) Scott Feschuk’s blog
The campaign is over. And whether you're stocking up on canned food because the barbarians are pounding on the gates, or delighted because you've never gone in for the country's whole "Ooh, we're so Canadian! We have Medicare and most of us are unarmed!" thing, maybe...
Great roundup of social media and the 2006 campaign
If you want the low-down on how the parties used social media (such as blogs, tagging and newsfeeds) in the campaign that culminates in Monday's vote, then drop by Kate Trgovac's site. She has links to five articles she wrote for the One Degree internet marketing web...
Gung Haggis Fat Choy
A quick note: I keep meaning to mention Todd Wong and the GungHaggisFatChoy blog. Throughout this campaign, Todd has kept up gentle but relentless pressure on the Chinese head tax redress issue -- on his blog and in the media. He's been very open about his growing...
Case study: how blogging turned Sarmite Bulte’s ties to giant media into an election issue
Via Mark on Media, Rob Hyndman gives you the rundown on the Sam Bulte affair – from Michael Geist's initial post, through coverage in the mainstream media and interest from other campaigns, to Joey deVilla's relentless multimedia campaign – and makes a few...
Watch the results with the digerati
Darren Barefoot is gathering the clans for drinks on election night, Jan. 23: Last week, I suggested that we have a little get-together to watch the election. After careful consideration, we’re going to meet at the Library Square Public House. Here are the details:...
Introducing Confeederation
There are a surprising number of blogging candidates in this election... but how to keep on top of all of them? Here's one answer (and the latest Social Signal project): Confeederation. Confeederation is your one-stop source to read blog posts from candidates in the...
Get your sneak peek: Confeederation.ca
More to follow. But if you're interested in election blogging, head over to Confeederation.
Next issue of SpeechList coming out soon — sign up now!
Late last year, I asked SpeechList readers for their suggestions for topics in upcoming issues. The response was terrific, with a wide variety of ideas. The next issue is coming out very soon, with a feature article -- suggested by a reader -- on how to use a...
Links in lieu of writing
I'm on the job in Montreal this week, so there hasn't been a lot of time for actual blogging. But here's some of the stuff that's turned up in my late-night surfing ... and no, don't panic; it's all office-safe: Spy vs. Spyware: Over at StraightGoods.ca, my brother (I...
The cut-and-paste politician: John Sprovieri
The issues page on John Sprovieri's web page is blank now, and that's a pity. The Bramalea-Gore-Malton Conservative candidate had a comprehensive round-up of the issues facing the voters. The voters of Surrey, that is. As reported yesterday by the incomparable Sean...
Digital gaffes, political and otherwise
Neville Hobson and Shel Holtz have been kind enough to run my audio comments in several editions of For Immediate Release, their outstanding podcast (subscription link) on the intersection of public relations and digital communications. Here's a transcript of my...
Put your blogging to good use: be a mentor in 2006
By way of Beth Kanter at the Net2 blog, a cool blog mentoring project from one Katy Pearce: Interested in developing the worldwide blogosphere? Like working with young people? We are looking for bloggers from around the world to be a blogging mentor for 1 week...
Why, yes — I’d LOVE to speak at your event
Public speaking and speechwriting: the essential guides
Looking for advice on public speaking, speechwriting and leadership communications? Here are some of my most comprehensive posts, on topics that people ask me about most often.
