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Podcast with Paul Wells
Today I had the opportunity to chat with Maclean’s senior columnist Paul Wells. I’ve been a fan of Wells since he wrote for the National Post. We chat about a…
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Question for Google
A couple of quick questions for the good folks at Google… Why is the Liberal Party of Canada a news source in Google News while the Conservative Party is not?…
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Tracking the trends
Google, the leading online search provider in the world, has released a new service called Google Trends. The service summarizes all Google searches by region…
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Mulroney KOs Turner: New BTTV video
They’re still talking about it. In 1984, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney landed a famous “knock-out punch” to Liberal leader John Turner. In the famous “you had…
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Programming Notes
I had the pleasure of joining Greg Staples’ blogger’s hotstove podcast with Jason Cherniak and Greg Bester on Sunday evening. The Liberal leadership race was…
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Blogging Tories Television ready for distribution
Blogging Tories Television is now ready for distribution. The project was certainly educational and involved assembling more than a few novel ideas. At various…
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Evolution of the PM’s website
The Prime Ministerial website is accessible at http://pm.gc.ca and besides the changing of the guard over the years (from Chretien to Martin to Harper), the…
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Blogging Tories television
I added a new feature to Blogging Tories this weekend called “Blogging Tories Television” or BT-TV. It is perhaps the most interesting (and fun) feature that…
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Blogging Tories: Stephen Taylor responds
If you turn on the television late at night and catch the evening news you might catch a story about how a regular citizen, perhaps your neighbour, your…