Bullying is not just a schoolyard problem . . .
According to the 5 time bestselling author, who’s latest book “Your Kids Are Your Own Fault” Larry Winget, little schoolyard bullies often grow up to be be big, workplace bullies. While Larry, who was a member of our guest panel (which also included criminal profiler Pat Brown and think Like A Black Belt’s Jim Bouchard), … Read more
PI Window on Blog Talk Radio – New 2011 Fall Schedule
The New 2011 Fall Schedule for the PI Window on Blog Talk Radio has been finalized, and I would like to invite you to tune into a great line-up of regularly scheduled shows including our new Buckingham This Week! and Off The Cuff: An Intimate Conversation With . . . segments. Throughout the year we … Read more
Get on board with the hottest new radio show . . .
National issues with a regional focus it’s Buckingham This Week! As a featured host on Blog Talk Radio I have had the privilege of interviewing some of the most amazing people from the world of politics, business and entertainment. Reaching a collective audience of more than 2 million people each month worldwide through my shows … Read more
49th Parallel Co-Host’s Question Asking Where Have All the Muslims Gone Poignant on Many Levels
In his post in the 49th Parallel Forum’s Blog (Where Have All the Muslims Gone?), my co-host from the south Jim Bouchard, poses a very interesting question on many levels. While I will leave it to you to read Jim’s text in its entirety, the absence of a response from the Muslim community is on its … Read more
Did a wrong decision in 1952 put America on the wrong side in 1979 . . .
The whole theme behind my posts and commentary leading up to the Wednesday, February 23rd 49th Parallel Forum show “Were the wheels for 9/11 put in motion back in 1952?,” can best be summed up in two words: Unintended Consequences! The fact is that in 1952 under the code name Operation Ajax and, at the … Read more
Wilson’s Memoir on His Battle With Bipolar Both Inspirational and Revealing
As a guest on the PI Window on Business Professor Eric Wilson has tackled the difficult subject of depression and the problems caused by the pharmaceutical industry’s propensity to illegally promote off-label use of anti-psychotic drugs – often times with devastating consequences. (Note: In my December 13th, 2009 post titled “Antipsychotic Prescriptions . . . … Read more
Coming in January 2011 The 49th Parallel Forum . . . Enter If You Dare!
The 49th Parallel Forum is a 60 Minute Show on the Blog Talk Radio Network that will tackle head on the most thought-provoking and controversial topics of the day in which a viewpoint from an American perspective and a viewpoint from a Canadian perspective will be debated with A List guests from the world … Read more
A Canadian’s View of American Politics
These past two months I have had the privilege of traveling to foreign destinations both physically as well as virtually. Beside giving keynote addresses in London and Sweden, I was also invited to participate in a Roundtable discussion regarding the release of Sir Philip Green’s Review of the UK Government’s purchasing policies and practices. As … Read more
Is Anybody Watching? With YouTube Analytics it’s not a question about the number of views but viewer retention
Posted by piblogger on July 25, 2012 · Comments Off
Do you post videos to YouTube? I have to tell you that the “Analytics” tools on YouTube are amazing! If you post videos they are a must as they take you well beyond the basic “views” and “likes” numbers. If you want to know for example if your message is getting out there, pay particular … Read more
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