I spent the entire day at Webcom Montreal. Most of the presentations were in French and, truth be told, I

It sounds almost as good as that classic movie line, “you fargin bastages” from Johnny Dangerously. This whole notion of

What’s that saying: “always believe the rumors”? It was just announced that Google has agreed to purchase YouTube for 1.6

Doc Searls is probably best known as one of the co-authors of The Cluetrain Manifesto. He is also the man

PodCamp North is making its debut in Toronto on February 24th – 25th, 2007 at Ryerson University. I am still

Webcom Montreal 2006 is being heralded as a Web 2.0 conference for Montreal. When I first got the email announcement

There were two events that happened recently, which made me reflect on the marketing and advertising world and our addiction

Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast audio comment line is down. I’m not sure why, but the

This is sweet. I’ve been grappling with Bloglines for the past little while after not getting what I needed out

I got a call last Thursday from CBC TV – Canadian Broadcasting Corporation – who wanted to conduct an interview

Here’s what Wikipedia says about the word Firestarter: “The title character of Firestarter is Charlene ‘Charlie’ McGee , a young

Let’s start with a snippet from the article, Living A Second Life, from the September 28th, 2006 edition of The

I spent the day downstairs at the InfoPresse Integrated Marketing Conference (the events are sometimes held at ex-centris where Twist

The next session of The Montreal Business Book Club will be two months in one. The session will be the

There is lots of action happening over at the BarCamp Montreal wiki. The event date is set for Saturday, October

One feeling that is creeping back up on me is that of a new dot com boom. I’m much more

I’ve been grappling with new marketing and how it fits into the current infrastructure of advertising, communications and marketing. I