‘Yelling into an echo chamber doesn’t get you anywhere,’ Clark tells Conservatives ‘to engage’ broadly in the age of social media

Media and politicos offer tips to Conservatives on how to communicate powerfully in the social media age.

Political communications: Panellists at the political communications panel, pictured Feb. 25, at the Manning Centre Conference, Global Public Affairs' Tom Clark, Global News' Vassy Kapelos, and BuzzFeed's Elamin Abdelmahmoud, with moderator Paul Bunner, editor of C2C Journal, a Manning Centre publication.The Hill Times photograph by Rachel Aiello

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BY RACHEL AIELLO

February 25, 2017

OTTAWA—In a time of traditional media concentration and the proliferation of online digital news, the Conservative Party's best bet for success will be to move beyond communicating with “friendly” publications and engage broadly, said former veteran journalist Tom Clark at the Manning Conferen...

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