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I started this blog in January of 2004 and it’s been a hobby that I’ve enjoyed immensely. The original purpose of putting permanence to my daily thoughts on…
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Canadian Networking Conference and Exhibition
Blogging has been light recently as the Manning Centre for Building Democracy (where I am a Fellow) held its annual Canadian Networking Conference and…
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Update
I’ll risk a blog cliche here and apologize for not posting in the last week. Sometimes my “real life” work gets too demanding and the blog suffers. I’ll be…
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Lessons in New Media: Regretting the Error
This article is part of a series on blogging, political blogging and the evolution of news reporting. Blogging continues to evolve as a medium where authors…
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Thoughts about the Pakistan story
Often when writing this blog I try and wear two hats: one of a reporter and one of a conservative critic. If I get whiff of a good story, I’ll do my best to…
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Facebook statistics
Everybody and their brother knows about Facebook these days. Whether finding old high school classmates, building one’s professional network, or sharing photos…
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Seen on Facebook
Ah, the collective knowledge of the internets. Interestingly, both groups have 27 people signed up. When a number of dummy particles meets an equal number of…
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Republican story from ’72
Take a look at the following video from CBS’ evening news from 1972. There should be a few interesting elements for any viewer, no matter their political…
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Announcing the Blogging Tories Newspaper Viewer
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on a bit of a complex media research tool and web project that I’ve dubbed the “Newspaper Viewer”. Using the…