Why Ghost Blogging Is Wrong
A few months ago, following a presentation I gave on ethics at Centennial College, I wrote a post on the...
A few months ago, following a presentation I gave on ethics at Centennial College, I wrote a post on the...
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Ian Capstick wrote yesterday about an online bust-up between National Post technology reporter David George-Cosh and marketing consultant April Dunford...
This post stems from a conversation I had with Ed Lee tonight (we agreed). Before anyone gets all upset, I’m...
Media relations is a funny business. So often we talk about how we need to find serious, substantial stories to...
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