Archive for September, 2009

Olivia Chow Cares about Competitive Broadband

23, Sep 2009

Today, I received an unexpected, but pleasant e-mail in my inbox. Looks like Olivia Chow read my somewhat automated e-mail from The Campaign for Competitive Broadband site and actually responded. Herein lies the e-mail: Dear Emma, Thank you for your recent letter on sustaining broadband competition in Canada.  It seems obvious that high-quality, affordable and [...]

The Campaign for Competitive Broadband Has Launched

10, Sep 2009

Globalive (also known as WIND Mobile) just announced on their Twitter profile that the Campaign for Competitive Broadband has officially launched. (Note: Globalive is not the creator of this website, as far as I can tell, but a partner. There are many companies and people involved in making this campaign a reality.) I have urged [...]

Link: “Intern Sweatshop: Sex sells in Thailand. Kinda.”

8, Sep 2009

I came across this post on the Renegade Agency Confessional that I really liked. It talks about how sexuality is used in Thailand in advertisements and how it’s vastly different than how sexuality is used in America. This post shows some great examples and is written very well. It says: Sexuality in Thai ads isn’t [...]


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