Can any party really “win” an election with so much non-confidence among the voting public?

Communicating with targeted interest groups is key element of the campaigning process, but as recent history has shown us, legitimate support of the masses may be real the key to good government – or at least to a government that can get things done. Tweet this! Or... Facebook...

Will the Web 2.0 brands benefitting from the investment of venture capitalists really find enough audience to generate ROI, or just excite the blogosphere before ultimately failing to find a broad enough user base to justify the investment?

Flock, a “Social Web Browser” is hotly anticipated in tech circles, but blogosphere approval doesn’t always lead to adoption by the larger audience VC must attract in order to be justified. Tweet this! Or... Facebook...

The NCAA Tournament is a great example of a brand leaping from niche to the mainstream on an annual basis – so after the exciting ‘Cinderella’ story in the Brock Badgers last weekend, is the absence of a mainstream hook (hard-core gambling) all that’s stopping Canada’s CIS Elite Eight from doing the same?

The Brock Badgers won Canada’s men’s basketball championship in Cinderella fashion – can you name one player on their team?? Tweet this! Or... Facebook...

Will ‘the lowest-rated Oscars in 30 years’ force broadcast networks to really come to terms with the fact that their business is changing forever?

Maybe YouTube is the Tube that Stewart’s most popular on…. Tweet this! Or... Facebook...

Burning Questions – compelling content or the lazy man’s blog post?

Welcome to the introduction to what promises to be either the one of the smartest or the dumbest ideas I’ve had since starting this blog. Since I’ve been posting at nitch.ca I’ve often found myself coming up with thoughts and ideas that I find interesting to think about but, to be honest, would make pretty terrible blog posts. So I’m throwing myself a bone here to bring more content to you, the loyal readers. Although, to be fair, this editorial brainwave is not something I can take credit for myself. I have to give respect to the good folks at...