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,

I just got back from InfoPresse Magazine’s 2006 edition of the Boomerang Awards. The Boomerang Awards are the Academy Awards

Last week while sitting on the panel discussion, It’s In Their Hands: The Impact of Changing Consumer Trends and User

This is the social media equivalent of a chain letter, but I actually like how the tagging is working on

We are getting close to that time of year when everybody pumps every possible media channel with their “best of…”

Very rarely do I feel so compelled by a Podcast that I actually want to call in to the audio

Ed Lee over at Blogging Me Blogging You has a hot post called, Ads On Blogs? The posting is based

The past twenty-four hours have dished out some major headlines. I fear that there is so much news that we’re

A couple of weeks back, when I realized how many of my fellow social media digerati were speaking and attending

Terry Fallis – co-host of the Inside PR Podcast and partner at Thornley Fallis just finished his invigorating presentation, Look

It’s after lunch and Sumeet Khanna (Director, Windows Live Services – Online Services Group, Microsoft Canada) is giving his presentation,

Is it still that hard to figure out? Here I sit (after waking up at 3:30 am to catch my

When is enough? I was just looking at my Google Reader and then zipped over to iTunes when I noticed

I was asked by the organizers of The New Media For Communications Conference – Harnessing Web-based Pathways to Increase Stakeholder

** PLEASE NOTE: THE MONTREAL BUSINESS BOOK CLUB NO LONGER MEETS ** Special thanks to Jeffrey Hart for the perfect

Socially Awkward – Traffic to social networks is exploding, and marketers are ‘very gingerly’ trying to fit in, is the

More from the InfoPresse Mobile Day… Malik Yacoubi from Mobilito was throwing mobile marketing stats all over his presentation, Au-dela