I believe it was President George W. Bush who said (and I quote), “fool me once, shame on – shame

It’s come to the point where I watch the local six o’clock news on Boxing Day (which was actually yesterday)

Blog Marketing has always been of interest to me. Two facts popped up on my radar in the past twenty-four

This headline from CNN caught my eye: Queen’s Podcast Plea For Elderly. At first glance, I was trying to figure

Developing a personal brand is all about how the little stuff adds up to the greater reality of who you

Bob Goyetche from MostlyTunes, The Canadian Podcast Buffet, Rogic Podcast Conglomerate, Podcasters Across Borders and many more Podcasts shot me

When David Jones – co-host of the Inside PR Podcast, Blogger over at PR Works and PR Executive at Fleishman

Normally, I would never set-up a teaser for an upcoming episode of Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image

Jaw dropped. That’s about the only way to describe the feeling I had when I saw this post: Holiday Cards

It’s always around this time of year that we not only reflect on what kind of year we had, but

I’ve was grappling with whether or not to post this. Isn’t the whole point of Podcasting and independently produced content

AIMS Canada – Association of Internet Marketing and Sales Canada is holding the event, Should Your Company Be Podcasting? on

Time Magazine announced today that their Person Of The Year is… wait for it… You. That’s right, Social Media may

Last night was the annual Twist Image holiday party. We had an entire resto-bar to ourselves and there were many

Shankar Gupta over at MediaPost reports today in his article, Sony Confesses To Creating ‘Flog,’ Shutters Comments, that: “Sony Wednesday

The Sony fake Blog for PSP saga continues. You can read the first posting here: Sony PlayStation Goes Fake Blog

Ken Schafer and the good people over at One Degree are filling the tubes with, Rewind ’06, Fast Forward ’07.

Special thanks to Guillaume for shooting me links regarding a Splog (fake Blog) for Sony. The Blog in question is

I’m talking about CaseCamp Second Life here as if you can attend. You can’t. It’s sold out. That’s how popular

The next session of The Montreal Business Book Review will be on Wednesday, January 31st, 2006, 6:30 pm at Twist

First off, this will not be a customer service complaint Blog posting against Bell and their business Internet solution (although,