We are looking for new talent at all levels for our Toronto office. The ideal candidates will have relevant technology, entertainment industry, social and/or digital media experience in an agency environment. Read more

In preparation for the big launch this spring, Microsoft Canada recently welcomed 21 Canadian media and analysts to a sneak peek of Office 2010. Read more

e have an immediate opportunity in our Vancouver office location for an Account Coordinator. Read more

According to Forrester Research, approximately 80 per cent of North Americans are using social media tools at least once a month. Canadian online users in particular rank among the most active social networkers in any market surveyed. We’ve firmly believed that from a marketing and communications perspective, the future is integrated. This past year, the High Road team has been proactively working with some of Canada’s biggest brands to drive innovative digital campaigns. We’ve been actively helping our clients make the shift towards branded content and strategy. Read more

Senior Financial Analyst - Toronto. High Road Communications shapes integrated communications for technology and digital lifestyle companies. The firm serves clients across North America from offices in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver and San Francisco. Read more

Senior Consultant - Digital. As a member of the consulting team, you will have the opportunity to shape the online identity of some of Canada’s best known organizations. You will work with High Road Communications digital strategy, creative and technical eams to develop digital communications programs – ranging from Web sites to intranets to extranets to social edia strategies and other digital marketing tactics. Read more

We have immediate opportunity for an Account Director, Digital in the Toronto office. As an Account Director at High Road Communications, you are a senior communication professional overseeing the strategic development and execution of digital communication and marketing projects. Read more

The recent Neilsen VideoCensus results – which includes the fact that Facebook is now the world’s third most popular place to view video online – serves as yet another reminder why business communicators need to be able to work in the video medium. If that’s how people want to get their info, then let’s give it to them. What’s fun about the sheer volume of video viewing that’s happening online (999.4 million minutes in October, to be precise), is that there are now entirely new formats that can be explored. Read more

Somebody stop the presses: Lily Allen has decided to quit using Twitter.  So who cares about what some pop singer and self-proclaimed Neo-Luddite says about social media anyway?

I think most of us PR know a fellow colleague or two that share Allen’s disdain for social media. They’re the ones that pooh-pooh Twitter as not being worth their time. (Or at the very least, maintain a sparsely updated Twitter just for appearances sake.)

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