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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | SHERRILYNNE STARKIE NOVEMBER 7, 2012  Tony Clement: the tweeting minister As a result his Twitter feed is a tsunami of news. Treasury Board of Canada President Tony Clement , sometimes known as the tweeting minister, spoke at last week’s IABC 2012 Canada Business Communicators’ Summit in Ottawa. His told the audience of public relations professionals about his own social media journey and shared some insight into how he sees politics in the age of social media. | SHERRILYNNE STARKIE JULY 28, 2012  New look and feel for LinkedIn Now network updates and articles are featured at the top of the feed. LinkedIn rolled out a new look and feel for its homepage this week. The simpler and cleaner design makes it easier to navigate the page; it’s starting to look a bit like a Facebook timeline. LinkedIn has refreshed the look and feel of updates in the stream with richer visuals for easier scanning and viewing. | | | | | |
| SHERRILYNNE STARKIE APRIL 20, 2013  Social media and Montreal’s student protests Since then, followers have grown to almost 55,000 in number – second only to New York City’s Twitter feed. 'AT a recent IABC Ottawa professional development event, speaker Melissa Carroll, the person behind the Montreal Police Service ’s (SPVM) Twitter account during the 2012 student protests against tuition fee increases, explained that social media can really move people. Literally. | |
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