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I'm Bill Wren, a writer-editor, social media enthusiast in Fredericton, New Brunswick. And that would be my dog, Molly Bloom, as a logo in the header.
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Tag Archives: Moncton
Habits and beer and going local
I’m a creature of habit. Anyone who knows me knows this, to their great exasperation. But every now and then, to keep people on their toes, I change my habits. As people who know me also know, I like beer … Continue reading
Talking amongst ourselves in New Brunswick
I recently used Facebook to do a very informal survey. I wanted to get outsider perceptions so I asked of friends and family outside the province, “What do you think of when you think New Brunswick?” The answer was essentially … Continue reading
Why I use Twitter
I’ve been looking everywhere in Fredericton for answers to some questions I have about the “free wireless network,” Fred eZone. Couldn’t get them – anywhere. But I got them right away on Twitter from a tech guy in Moncton. I … Continue reading
How businesses should use Twitter
Today I saw two examples of how business, government and other organizations should use Twitter effectively. The tweets themselves may not have relevance to you unless you live in Atlantic Canada, specifically New Brunswick and, for one, the city of … Continue reading
How intelligent are we in New Brunswick?
As usual, I’m just asking questions because I really don’t know. Both Fredericton and Moncton have been named to the top seven list of intelligent communities by the ICF (Intelligent Community Forum). It sounds great. It’s one of the reasons … Continue reading
