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Ministerial staffers back on Facebook
I’ve learned that in a reversal of internal government policy this past week, Conservative ministerial staffers are once again permitted to keep a Facebook prof
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Is Garth Turner stretching the truth?
Monday’s Hill Times features an article about Bruce Sutherland, the videographer for Conservative-turned-Independent-turned-Green-teaser-turned-Liberal MP Garth
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Blogging Tories launches Facebook applications
Blogging Tories was the original political blogroll/aggregator in Canada and today it continues to break new ground. As many readers already know, the Facebook
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Facebook freeze
I was wondering when this would finally happen… Facebook, perhaps the most popular social networking site in the world where one can build a network among frien
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Defining the blogging medium
Last night, I had the opportunity to be an invited guest speaker at Third Monday, a monthly gathering of PR and government relations professionals on the topics
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Liberals in violation of US Copyright Act
The famous YouTube video with a close up shot of a the shipping label on the boxes “returned” to the PMO by Mark Holland and Marlene Jennings was taken down fro
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Unacceptable
I was sent this video by a friend who wanted to bring it to my attention. I’m glad that he did because the video speaks a few lessons and appeals to me on a few
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The video that the Liberals don’t want you to see
According to ThePolitic.com, YouTube user “liberalvideo” has complained to Youtube and had the now famous “shipping label” video removed because of a trumped up
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Hello Steve Janke!
There’s a lesson here: never throw out the B-roll! As some of you may know, I, along with Tasha Kheiriddin and Greg Staples armed ourselves with video cameras a