February 2, 2012 An attention-grabbing headline appeared late last month courtesy of TNS Canada. According to a global survey conducted by the company, 54 percent of Canadians did not want to engage with brands through social media. While that may seem like a high number, Canadians are actually more accepting of companies infiltrating their social
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Are Canadian brands engaging effectively through social media?
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Personalized, on-demand media is isolating us
By Cathy-Anne O’Brien We are moving toward a world of mass customization. We want our own personalized version of the news to arrive in our email each morning. We rely on LinkedIn and Facebook for status updates from our friends and professional network, reading the articles they’ve chosen to share. We browse the tweets of
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DeafBlind Ontario Services’ Annual Report Recognized
For the past four years, Ontario’s registered charities have had the opportunity to submit their annual reports to become recognized for financial reporting excellence by the Voluntary Sector Reporting Awards (VSRAs).The award was created as an incentive to raise standards within the not for profit sector on financial reporting transparency. We are thrilled to announce
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BlueSky Communications adds to growing team
BlueSky Communications Inc is pleased to welcome Jamie Sanders to the BlueSky team in the role of Media Relations Coordinator. With a track record of delivering exceptional media relations results in an agency setting, Jamie will implement both long-term strategic programs as well as PR campaigns to BlueSky’s diverse client base. “Jamie has a very
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MacLean’s
February 21, 2011 – Ryerson University’s G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education is featured in MacLean’s as an example of the changing face of continuing education.
Breakfast Television
January 26, 2011 – WagJag.com launches in Edmonton with a contest on Breakfast Television Edmonton.
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Globe and Mail
January 21, 2011 – WagJag.com was profiled in the Globe and Mail as a marketing solution for small business.
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Canada AM
January 4, 2011 – Ellen Roseman, contributor to Moneyville.ca as a guest on Canada AM talking about financial fitness for 2011.
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GlobalTV
December 27, 2010 – Moneyville.ca expert Lesley Scorgie gave money tips for young couples on GlobalTV Calgary.
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Toronto Sun
December 5, 2010 – Ryerson University’s G. Raymond Chang School is cited as a destination for life-long learning in the Toronto Sun.
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