The full day interactive advertising conference, Mixx Canada, took place yesterday in Toronto. It was a full day of networking, talks, panels, and overall digital marketing and interactive advertising goodness. Even for someone not from a publisher or an advertising agency, there was still a surprising amount of captivating content that I could relate to … Continue reading Getting Into The Mixx →

Last night I attended the Third Tuesday Toronto meetup featuring some of the team from AideRSS. The message they left everybody with "Everything so far has only been a demo". A lot of the questions that were asked came from the perspective of how AideRSS could help PR and advertising people, and a few of … Continue reading In PostRank We Trust →

I've done a bit of reading over the past summer while away from school, and I've managed to read quite a few of the business books that I own (I find I have a problem of constantly walking out of book stores with 4 to 11 books in my bag). One of the things I … Continue reading 3×3 Lessons From My Summer Reading Part 1 →

For the past four years I've seen professors with the desire to connect with students, take the same actions and make the same choices when they find themselves competing against technology for the attention of students in the class room, and I'm calling it out as being the wrong choice to make for the long … Continue reading Why Laptops Will Replace Professors →

Taking advantage of the power of the web today is something that new companies are doing everyday. But for the past two years the major way I, and many other people have taken advantage of that power is by signing up for third-party web services. For me, I live everyday using Google services, specifically: Gmail, … Continue reading Moving Towards A Self-Hosted Cloud →