So here it is! On December 1, 2011, I was invited to give a talk at TedxWaterlooWomen in Waterloo, Ontario. The event’s theme was “The Space Between” and my topic […]
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Guest post up on SocialNorth: My Twitter True Story (An Analytical Perspective)
I first met Julia Rosien at the TedxWaterlooWomen event back in December. She was our MC and did a great job hosting the day. Since then, we’ve continued to chat […]
continue reading...UPDATED! Tuesday Blink: The status of my TedxWaterlooWomen video
I gave my TedxWaterlooWomen talk on December 1, 2012. My topic was Having it all: Why we need better stories about female superheroes. It was a fantastic event. I delivered […]
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Wattpad: Disrupting publishing, one download at a time
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If you went to the office building in North Toronto where I interviewed Amy Martin, product marketing manager for Wattpad.com, on November 12, 2012, you might find that tree mural […]
The Analytic Eye gets a shoutout in Forbes
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Twitter sometimes starts conversations you don’t expect.Which in turn can produce unexpected, real-world results. The other day, I noticed an interesting tweet from @Jenna_Goudreau who writes for @Forbes and @Forbes […]
Tuesday Blink: I’m Speaking at TedxWaterlooWomen
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Sometimes, you have to push yourself to do somewhat terrifying things. I’m doing that December 1. I’ll be on the speaker bill for TedxWaterlooWomen (I’ve submitted my bio, but it’s […]
Tuesday Blink: Online Academic Journals, Please Pull Up Your Layout Socks
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The thing I like most about Twitter: it’s easy to keep tabs on conversations I don’t follow directly, like formal scholarship about communications. The thing that makes me wildly irritable […]
Tuesday Blink: Know Thy Customer (An Open Letter to Walmart of America)
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Dear Walmart of America: We need to talk. I get that you have corporate policies. It makes decisions like “where do I put the price sticker on the book cover” […]