Argyle’s top 10 posts of 2020
In a year with all the ups and downs, Argyle shared our successes, struggles and insights through our Insights & Inspiration series. Here’s a breakdown of 2020’s top posts by viewership.
Reopening to Revival: An interview with Rahim Ladha from BentallGreenOak
Lessons in adaptation and innovation from Canada’s top communicators
Reopening to Revival: An interview with Sheryl So from Shopify
Lessons in adaptation and innovation from Canada’s top communicators
How to Recover Fast from the Pandemic
Empathy, agility & a “jump ball” moment.
Chronicling COVID: Ryan Doyle, NewsTalk 1010
Radio has always been an important communication tool during major world events – from wars to natural disasters. Argyle’s Caroline De Silva spoke with NewsTalk 1010’s Ryan Doyle to discuss the role talk radio plays in times of crisis and change.
Chronicling COVID: Adam Radwanski, Globe and Mail
As climate risk and action have become mainstream business and investor concerns in the last year, it finally felt like climate policy journalism would start getting the serious space that it deserved. At last, climate considerations would shape national dialogue about our future and priorities.
Chronicling COVID: Lance Chung, Bay Street Bull
Lance Chung, Editor in Chief of Bay Street Bull, joins us this week for our Q&A series exploring COVID-19's effects on journalism. Lance and his team were putting together their ‘30 under 30’ spring issue when social distancing measures came into place. He chats with Argyle’s Alex Kucharski about how they pivoted to deliver the issue and what he learned from launching the magazine’s re-brand during the pandemic.
Chronicling COVID: Victoria DiPlacido, ELLE Canada
As we explore how COVID-19 has impacted journalism, Argyle’s Alex Kucharski chats with Victoria DiPlacido, digital director at ELLE Canada, about balancing the need for information and entertainment tailored to Canadian women, how she’s surviving isolation while supporting local businesses, and the work she is most proud of.
How consumers have changed – and how marketers can adapt
As the economy reopens, what will be the lingering impact of COVID-19 on the way Canadians live, work and shop – and what will it mean for businesses, communicators and marketers?
Chronicling COVID: Sarah Turnbull, Parliamentary Journalist
Journalism is essential during a crisis – and harder than ever during a pandemic when a reporter can’t get close to their sources. That’s why Argyle is turning the tables by interviewing prominent Canadian journalists. We aim to learn how they are coping, staying on top of the 24/7 news cycle, delivering fresh angles and insight, and engaging with communicators.