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Gelding Our White Knights with Knowledge
Why the wealth of knowledge at our fingertips has served to kill the idea of political heroes. Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged information, Internet, Joe Fontana, John Cusack, knowledge, politics
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Freedom Debate Questions Internet’s Role – a Right or a Really Handy Tool?
Even if one shuts down the Internet, you can’t shut down freedom of speech, especially when you accept the Internet for what it is — a tool. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Social Media
Tagged Britain, freedom of speech, Internet, rights, San Francisco
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A Channel’s Manic Monday
Join us in London’s election Internet café, on behalf of London’s A-Channel. We’ll be helping to keep a few fingers on the digital pulse of the elections from a social media perspective. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged elections, Facebook, federal election, Internet, social media, Twitter, votes, voting
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A Feather in Canada’s (Internet) Cap for the Future
The success of an Internet survey protesting Internet usage caps may show Canadian politicians how easy it could be to engage an apathetic electorate. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Social Media
Tagged elections, electorate, Internet, Internet cap, municipal elections, OpenMedia.ca, voters
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Publication Takes a Pie to the Face Over Editor’s Alleged Rant
A business’ lapse of ethics has created an Internet firestorm — and highlighted the need to make sure the right people are involved with your social media efforts. Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged Cook's Source, editing, Facebook, Internet, journalism, social media
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