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For a fifth consecutive year, Influence Communication has made public its annual summary of the news that captured the attention of the media in Canada over the past 12 months. Canadian News Review: 2011 Report© analyzes the trends in the news as well as all of the news items published or broadcast in Canada between January 1 and December 11, 2011.
Influence Communication has made public its annual summary of the news that captured the attention of media in 160 countries around the world over the past 12 months. International News Review : 2011 Report© analyzes the trends in the news as well as all of the news items published or broadcast in 160 countries between January 1 and December 11, 2011.
A recent analysis by Influence Communication found that the four remaining Bloc MPs in Ottawa garnered the same media attention as Raphael Diaz, a rookie defenceman for the Montreal Canadiens.
A recent analysis by Influence Communication found that, combined, the party's four remaining MPs received as much media coverage this fall as a relatively unknown Montreal Canadiens defenceman, Raphael Diaz.
According to Influence Communication, a Montreal-based media monitoring service, Duceppe was consistently among the top 10 most referenced personalities in Quebec between 2005 and 2008—which, in a hockey-obsessed province with its own star-making system, is saying something.
Naturally, this did not go unnoticed. Influence Communication saw it and told its 12,000 followers.
“The international media keeps talking about maple syrup and quotes the Quebec industry every time,” said Jean-Francois Dumas, president of the media monitoring firm, Influence Communication.
Michèle Ouimet on a recent report on Montreal’s image in world media: from far off we’re a fascinating multicultural mecca, but the closer you get, the more you see of our crumbling infrastructure and corrupt government. More on the Influence Communication report that digested three years’ worth of media mentions of the city.
In a special edition of the Listening Post, we take a look back on the stories making news in 2010. We have used the results of a survey conducted by Influence Communication, a media analytics company based in Montreal, Canada.
Finally some Canadian specific stats when it comes to 2010 hot topics. Over the past couple weeks we’ve seen Google, Yahoo! and Twitter announce the top trends and most talked about topics for 2010. They were all on a Global level and were not broken down into specific countries. Alas Influence Communication has released their Canadian news Review: 2010 Report.
Influence Communication has published the Media Prominence Score - Top 5 news stories across Canada, week of May 8th to 14th, 2012 and the weekly ranking of keywords of most trending topics on Twitter.
Influence Communication has published the Media Prominence Score - Top 5 news stories across Canada, week of May 1st to 7th, 2012 and the weekly ranking of keywords of most trending topics on Twitter.
Influence Communication has published the Media Prominence Score - Top 5 news stories across Canada, week of April 24th to 30th, 2012 and the weekly ranking of keywords of most trending topics on Twitter.
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