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From the page: "At first I became really paranoid when I read about the TNS Media Intelligence/Cymfony poll of more than 60 worldwide marketers, who basically suggested, "Agencies don't get it.""

Earlier this week, after my post about mesh's lack of visible reasons for a having a bunch of white guys as their keynote speakers, I had a conversation with Mark Evans, once of the mesh organizers. Based on this chat, my assessment is that the mesh organizers exhibit little or no commitment to diversity, and Mark's stated reasons for no women keynotes are even less compelling than the ones that I wrote in parody. He said:

From the page: ".ca has entered into an agreement with Rogers Publishing Limited which will allow for content sharing from eleven of Roger%u2019s brands to the canoe.ca site. Included in the agreement are chatelaine.com, chatelaine.qc.ca, macleans.ca, Todaysparent.com, Canadian Parents Online (canadianparents.com), FLARE.com, louloumagazine.com, glow.ca, Canadian Business Online (canadianbusiness.com), Lactualite.com and chocolatmagazine.ca.The deal is the handy work of Patrick Lauzon, Executive Vice President of Canoe, "

Some new data was released today from a study by Leger Marketing and sponsored by Kijiji Canada has found that Canadians rely heavily on the Internet to help with their shopping needs. While the "Big 3″ Internet search giants including Google, Yahoo and Microsoft still have a growing percentage of the global search market (see additional story here) there is a growing trend for localized search and according to the data 73 per cent of

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From the page: "iveDeal.ca which launched in January of this year and been on the hunt for strategic partnership with Simon Jennings at the helm as the company%u2019s General Manager. Their latest partnership with CTV brings the power of a TV audience to the web through localized sites for classified ads appearing on toronto.ctv.ca [toronto.ctv.ca] , and calgary.ctv.ca [calgary.ctv.ca] . "

Need some help boys and girls... I wrote a post a few days ago with a list of different corporations across Canada that I've come across who are blogging. What is the general consensus on how to define "corporate blogging"?