Comments on: Edelman doesn’t think blogs exist in Canada http://profectio.com/forde/2007/01/15/edelman-doesnt-think-blogs-exist-in-canada/ Thoughts and comments on stuff by Dave Forde Mon, 08 Sep 2008 13:16:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Greg Power http://profectio.com/forde/2007/01/15/edelman-doesnt-think-blogs-exist-in-canada/#comment-130 Greg Power Mon, 15 Jan 2007 20:14:15 +0000 http://profectio.com/forde/2007/01/15/edelman-doesnt-think-blogs-exist-in-canada/#comment-130 Fair comment, Dave. We will address this with a Made-in-Canada study that builds on our global results and presents a more indepth portait of Canadian blogging. Look for it early Spring 2007. We're committed to do our part in driving the dialogue on new media. That's why our Me2 Revolution leaders Rick Murray and Steve Rubel come to Canada, why Edelman Toronto is a founding sponsor of mesh and why you will be hearing a lot more from us in 2007 and going forward. The Annual Edelman Trust Barometer, however, includes Canadian data and analysis and positions our attitudes well within the global conversation on trust. The insights from this study over the past years have done much to create awareness of the importance of peer-to-peer influence and the rise of new media. I'll send you a copy hot of the press in a couple weeks. Look forward to the results of your study and will stay in touch as we prepare to go in market with ours. Best regards, Greg Fair comment, Dave. We will address this with a Made-in-Canada study that builds on our global results and presents a more indepth portait of Canadian blogging. Look for it early Spring 2007.

We’re committed to do our part in driving the dialogue on new media. That’s why our Me2 Revolution leaders Rick Murray and Steve Rubel come to Canada, why Edelman Toronto is a founding sponsor of mesh and why you will be hearing a lot more from us in 2007 and going forward.

The Annual Edelman Trust Barometer, however, includes Canadian data and analysis and positions our attitudes well within the global conversation on trust. The insights from this study over the past years have done much to create awareness of the importance of peer-to-peer influence and the rise of new media. I’ll send you a copy hot of the press in a couple weeks.

Look forward to the results of your study and will stay in touch as we prepare to go in market with ours.

Best regards,

Greg

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