How to start? I met Michael for the first time over lunch at The Monk’s Table (it wasn’t called that then). It was ostensibly an interview but it lasted for ...

My presentation from the Executing Social Media Conference in Toronto today - Accelerating your corporate reputation with social media: transform your business

Blending personal with marketing is something I have done for years, some would say it’s a character flaw as I’m constantly looking at how marketing impacts ...

It feels like yesterday at times when the Cluetrain Manifesto was published, but in reality it’s been 10 years since the seminal, and controversial, book was...

Social media is taking people powered organizing to a new level – the relative ease, speed, and agility with which groups of like-minded people can get toget...

I’ve been using Twitter for what feels like forever, but is probably closer to 18 months (internet years are the new dog years), and as time has passed and m...

This week the City of Toronto held a Summit to discuss how Web 2.0 (or the social web) can “increase civic engagement, reach all communities, and improve Cit...

Recently there’s been a heated exchange between RichardatDell and Amanda Chapel on Twitter regarding the lines between personal and professional when represe...

Since moving back to Toronto in late 2001 I’ve moved around quite a bit. Part of it was born of a desire to rediscover my hometown after being away for over ...

I love this. It really speaks to the ability of the internet to create a global community; building on each others thoughts, experiences and perspectives. I ...

In their Millenium Campaign to eradicate poverty, the UN is actively & innovatively engaging in the social media space. In order to reach as broad an audienc...

As promised, although later than planned, a synopsis of the wonderful social responsibility panel at the mesh conference on Monday. The panel, moderated by T...