Geek Dinner Montreal with special guest, Tod Maffin, from the CBC – Canadian Broadcasting Corporation – takes place tonight. RSVPs

Last week in Calgary, Doug Walker of the Webwalker Blog and the World Rock Paper Scissors Society came to my

Lots of Bloggers have begun to dissect the concept of a Social Graph. One of the better definitions of the

When we were making the switch over to this Six Pixels of Separation Blog, one of the Integrators over at

Episode number six of Foreword Thinking – The Business And Motivational Book Review Podcast presented by HarperCollins Canada is now

Tod Maffin from the CBC – Canadian Broadcasting Corporation – and Blogger over at TodBits let me know that he

I’ve been talking about it for over six months and we’re finally live. It’s been an interesting (and much needed)

Yesterday, I posted episode #67 of Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast. After my usual routine of

I have a lot of respect for Bryan Person. He’s a young guy who’s totally passionate about Digital Marketing, New

Two weeks ago I was on a plane heading back home from BarCamp Nashville when I came across an article

I am always interested in new and interesting nomenclature. It’s also become par for the course for anything Web 2.0-esque

Your Personal Brand is becoming more and more critical as online social networks and Social Media, in general, become pervasive.

I just took a quick look at the markets to see how Google is doing. The stock closed today at

On many instances I’ve made the argument that online social networks (like Facebook) should mimic real life social networks to

The days of, “do you remember when so-and-so said that thing on TV? What ever happened to them?” is long

Prior to putting fingers on the keyboard, I had one huge fear about this Blog posting: that this would be

I just caught a glimpse of this movie all about BarCamp Nashville 2007. It brought back some great memories. It’s

I had an epiphany on my flight from Toronto to Nashville to speak at BarCamp Nashville last weekend: I suck

You are one person, why can’t you experience the Web in the same fashion? Why must we all constantly create