Home » Posts tagged with» Social Media By Sharon MacLean June 21, 2018 Business , Lifestyle , Opinion , Politics/Law , World
A new survey says people are looking at journalism with new respect in these troubled times
236 0 2360It’s true. The 2018 survey by Cision of 1,355 journalists from across six countries discovered that perceived trust in professional journalists improved by 20 per cent this year. Cision is a global provider of media software. Yes, sadly, journalists felt underappreciated by 91 per cent of the general public up until last year. And fake […]
By David Fuller June 15, 2018 Business
I get to work alongside superheroes in the various fields who use their amazing powers to get their clients real results
236 0 I get to work alongside superheroes in the various fields who use their amazing powers to get their clients real results
By Gerry Chidiac June 14, 2018 Featured Story , Lifestyle , Opinion , Technology
We focus too much on things that really don’t matter. Life is not all about domination, money and having a particular body type
236 0 We focus too much on things that really don’t matter. Life is not all about domination, money and having a particular body type
By Mario Toneguzzi June 12, 2018 Business , Calgary's Movers and Shakers , Technology
Alyson Gausby of Twitter Canada, in Calgary this week as a speaker at SocialWest, has a succinct message for the corporate world
236 0 Alyson Gausby of Twitter Canada, in Calgary this week as a speaker at SocialWest, has a succinct message for the corporate world
By Gavin MacFadyen April 29, 2018 Education , Opinion , Politics/Law , Technology , World
Instead of living in a time of sober second thought, we exist in a time where the normal and predictable reaction is instant outrage
236 0 Instead of living in a time of sober second thought, we exist in a time where the normal and predictable reaction is instant outrage
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy April 25, 2018 Education , Opinion , Politics/Law
Students of the snowflake generation feel empowered to videotape, confront and swarm professors with whom they disagree
236 0 Students of the snowflake generation feel empowered to videotape, confront and swarm professors with whom they disagree
By Robert Price April 25, 2018 Education , Featured Story , Lifestyle , Opinion , Technology
Trolling requires a person to suspend thought. To hate any thought that isn’t their own. To smash, destroy and bully
236 0 Trolling requires a person to suspend thought. To hate any thought that isn’t their own. To smash, destroy and bully
By Robert McGarvey April 25, 2018 Lifestyle , Opinion , Politics/Law , Technology
Violations of personal privacy occur on a much larger scale than anyone thought possible. But new EU rules address the problem
236 0 Violations of personal privacy occur on a much larger scale than anyone thought possible. But new EU rules address the problem
By Warren Kinsella April 3, 2018 Crime , Opinion , Politics/Law
The links between Christopher Wylie, Victoria-based AggregateIQ and the Liberal Party of Canada must be probed
236 0 The links between Christopher Wylie, Victoria-based AggregateIQ and the Liberal Party of Canada must be probed
By Louise McEwan March 29, 2018 Featured Story , Lifestyle , Opinion
We should be more willing to sit with the mystery of the puzzle in order to discover the unknown
236 0 We should be more willing to sit with the mystery of the puzzle in order to discover the unknown
