By Carl The results of this poll sort of reflect my own feelings and experiences with Facebook:According to a new AP-CNBC poll, 57 percent of Facebook users say they never click ads or other sponsored content when they use the site, with another …

In this week’s radio show I chat with Intel’s Elaine Mah about Canada’s role at the 2012 International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). We also catch up with Microsoft’s Nicky Banks to discuss Windows Mobile.

Well folks, this is the third time at bat for this kid here on Perspective on Canada, but the story continues to make waves, so we continue to report it! Like I said a few days ago the Perspective Research department found out that the T-Shirt is not really the point in this story, but [...]

Miscellaneous material for your mid-week reading.- Martin Papillon offers up some lessons for the NDP in Francois Hollande’s French presidential victory:Being ideological does not have to mean being radical. It means anchoring your platform in a clear…

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In this week’s hour-long radio show, we chat with Panasonic’s Kevin Moran and Sharp’s Abraham Cherian about key features to look for in a telelvision. We discuss LED vs. plasma, motion and contrast, 3DTV and smart TV, to name a few topics. Feel free to…

Who needs awkward dating sites when you’ve got a better chance of having fun and finding love playing an online game?

In this week’s Tech Talk radio show, we delve into the wild and wonderful world of Android. During the first half of the show we zoom in on Android smartphones with HTC’s Tom Harlin, while the last half focuses on Android tablets with Toshiba’s Mini Sa…

A thumbnail photo leads to a local Toronto artist being falsely arrested for assault.

Are improved aesthetics and functionality tweaks enough to get you interested in Google Plus?

From the moment I thought up the Social Speech Podcast, David Eaves was at the top of my list of people I wanted to talk to. He’s a good friend, and a provocative thinker and writer on some of the issues that matter to me most – like the open web and…

Consider it the hottest mobile game since Angry Birds. OMGPOP’s Draw Something has taken the world by storm. Get the skinny on this international phenomenon.

In this week’s radio show, we chat about the phishing scams and how they try to ‘lure’ you out of cash, how Hotmail handles another annoying email problem referred to as ‘graymail’ and what the folks at ThinkGeek.com have cooked up for April Fool’s Day…

Contemporary social movements are characterized not only by their diverse commitments to building an emancipatory, egalitarian society but also by their innovative network composition. Both the form and content of the newest insurgencies embody essenti…

Do you know about your Facebook “Other” subfolder? If not, you may be missing important messages from people.

A recent location app pushes the boundaries of acceptable behavior, but it’s far from alone in questionable usefulness when it comes to check-in apps.

It’s been exactly one month since Microsoft made the open beta of Windows 8 free to download and use. So, what’s the general consensus? It’s mixed, at best, but users seem to be leaning towards a positive experience.

Police are searching for insecure WiFi networks. warning users, and giving info on how to secure them.

We’ve been kicking ourselves for not jumping on the Pinterest bandwagon sooner. Last October we were told about Pinterest by a fellow travel blogger to “Sign up now.