Digital Politics
Blogging Tories video
I’ve been playing around with some video capturing and video editing software lately. Inspired by BBS’s recent great work, I put together a video on Liberal…
Digital Politics
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My little blog is a Conservative Party plot to “jam” CPAC phone lines…
… at least according to Carol Jamieson. No Carol, I’m just a regular member with my own blog. However, I’m working to help the party get elected, while you’re…
Digital Politics
Western Standard Party
While hanging out with fellow Manning conservatives this weekend, Ezra Levant told me about a little party that he was having on Sunday night for the…
Digital Politics
Manning Centre Summary
I left Toronto today after an exciting weekend at Preston Manning’s inaugural roundtable discussion in Toronto. For a few details, check out Tom Blackwell’s…
Digital Politics
Manning Centre Roundtable starts tomorrow
I will be representing the Blogging Tories at Preston Manning’s inaugural roundtable this weekend in Toronto. I’ve been invited to speak on the communications…
Digital Politics
Technical question
I have a technical question. Does anyone know if there is a way to get accurate RSS statistics on subscribers? I can’t tell how many times an XML file has been…
Digital Politics
New Political Blogging Tool: MP Blog Tracker
I’ve been working on a new tool that ranks Canadian MPs by the buzz that they’ve generated in the blogosphere. Technorati is a website that tracks over 16.2…
Conservative Party of Canada
Where’s Paul Martin? – Put this button on your blog
The Conservative Party has a new mini web campaign called “Where’s Paul Martin” and it contrasts Stephen Harper’s extensive summer tour with Paul Martin’s…
Digital Politics
LSS Podcast – Tasha Kheiriddin
I’ve been neglectful of my podcasting duties! There are a few more podcasts from Peter Jaworski’s Liberty Summer Seminar to release and this one is at the…