I guess the proverbial cat is out of the bag. I’ve been toying with the phrase Six Pixels Of Separation

In episode six of Six Pixels Of Separation, I ended off the show with an awesome three-way (hey now!) Skype

It’s not just my Podcast, Six Pixels Of Separation, that’s got me all excited about the whole Podcasting space, but

CaseCamp Montreal is set for Tuesday, July 4th, 2006. This is less than one week to join the Long Tail

Man, it was great to be at BloggerCon this weekend. What, you didn’t know that I was attending BloggerCon in

Apparently, the spam of trackbacks nearly brought our servers down. So, we had to deactivate the trackback functionality. In the

There will be no July session for The Montreal Business Book Club. We’re taking a summer vacation. The Montreal Business

I should have mentioned that along with comments being turned on for this Twist Image Blog, it is also accepting

It is done. I have taken part in my first conference in Second Life. The Avatar-Based Marketing panel discussion took

I am happy to inform you that this Twist Image Blog now accepts comments (just click the “Comments” link below).

As I get more involved in Second Life, I am starting to realize how psychotic I must sound when I

While I was dragging my feet in getting a BarCamp Montreal or DemoCamp Montreal rolling, it looks like Fred Ngo

There is some very exciting stuff happening for the upcoming Digital Marketing Conference, which is put on by the CMA

OK, maybe the above title is a little dramatic. Truth is that as Second Life evolves – and it is

I think I am using the word Podcasting much more than Blogging these days. Not a bad thing, but definitely

I just got word from the CMA – Canadian Marketing Association – that my upcoming seminar, Blogs – A Marketers’

It will be search on mobile devices. If you look back on the proliferation of the Web as a new

This past Wednesday in MediaPost, Tobi Elkin brought forth some interesting arguments in his article, Just An Online Minute… RSS

Never has it been this easy. All too often I have every good intention of writing an email or posting