Q&Q Omni Category: Review

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Clicking our lives away: Canadians go shopping online

May 1, 2000 | 2:31 PM | By Gordon Graham

Some people believe the World Wide Web will usher in a new era of peace and social justice. Some say it’s the greatest invention since... Read the rest »

Anarchy online: MP3 wreaks havoc in the music industry

May 1, 2000 | 2:24 PM | By Richard Crouse

MP3 technology is revolutionizing the music business. Now, with the click of a mouse and a little expertise, listeners can download their favourite tunes from... Read the rest »

Leave the West behind: A honeymoon in Iran and other stories

March 1, 2000 | 4:41 PM | By Susan Hughes

Whatever our reasons for setting off on a trip, most of us discover new perspectives and explore our own identities while travelling. We do take... Read the rest »

For newbies only... Q&Q rates three new series aimed at beginners

February 1, 1999 | 2:35 PM | By Bret Dawson

In today’s crowded computer book market, launching a new series takes a lot of careful planning and plenty of promotion. For the relaunch of... Read the rest »

Ain’t nothin' but an icon

July 1, 1997 | 3:52 PM | By Richard Crouse

No less an authority on life as an American pop-culture icon than Marlon Brando said, “Elvis Presley has nothing to do with excellence, just myth.”... Read the rest »

Staking out literary turf

March 1, 1992 | 12:39 PM | By Sandra Martin

Writing a poem or a novel or even a song is a way of laying claim to a place or an event. The writer is... Read the rest »

Power plays

January 1, 1992 | 12:39 PM | By Sandra Martin

Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac," Henry Kissinger said in 1976 when he - was secretary of state to U.S. president Gerald Ford, having earlier served... Read the rest »