With the New Year comes all manner of “year in review” lists, articles and coverage across the media spectrum. Some of these will simply summarize the previous year’s highlights, while others will take a more nuanced and critical approach, attempting to learn from the year past and consider the lesson’s we can all take forward.
Amongst [...]
Yesterday was Earth Day, but I’m sure you know that if you live on, well, Earth.
If you work in public relations, there’s a reasonable chance you or a colleague was promoting a “green” product, service or initiative of some kind on Earth Day. And if you’re a journalist, there’s a reasonable chance you were adding [...]
While on a family ski trip to Whistler, British Columbia, recently, I toured the Squamish Lilwat Cultural Centre that opened in the village less than a year ago. It’s a fantastic building filled with displays and artifacts from these two First Nations peoples.
The orientation film is also first-class. Both the Squamish and Lilwat groups have [...]
Much has been said lately about the decline of newsrooms due to the decline of advertising spending. My last post commented on that subject, and I continue to ponder it.
My eight-year-old daughter has become something of an advertising critic, the apple not falling far and all that. When we watch American Idol or something she’ll [...]
One more reason we can all have hope: a little known aspect of President Obama’s first hundred days is his gesture of support for left-handed people.
Obama is a “southpaw” and continues the virtual domination of the White House where five of the past seven Presidents have been lefties (Ford, Reagan, Bush Sr., and Clinton being [...]
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Josh Cobden