Shaping Future Marketers at Fanshawe with the Northern Digital Marketing Challenge
Need to Know Northern’s fifth annual Digital Marketing Challenge for Fanshawe College marketing students is now underway Guided by Northern experts…
Prioritizing One Group Over Another is Bad Accessibility
I seldom appreciate the thought of someone else making decisions on my behalf. But this is particularly concerning when these decisions relate to…
App Shows Potential of Braille in the Digital World
While most of the technical innovations that have had a profound impact on my life have been hardware-based, imagine my excitement when my newest…
What Is Agentic Commerce and Why It Matters in 2026
Every so often, a new disruption enters the world of retail and fundamentally reshapes what feels normal. Google Search revolutionized how consumers…
London Lightning & Northern Commerce Partner to Support London Humane Society
For Immediate Release: London, ON – April 26, 2017 — London Lightning sponsor Northern Commerce announced today the first National Basketball League…
A Blow Out Black Friday With Chatters’ Rapid Migration to Klaviyo
Within a two-week warming period, Chatters gained powerful new email and SMS functionality through Northern’s rapid migration of their email service provider (ESP) from Emarsys to Klaviyo.
Accessibility Matters - Empathy from Exposure
To know the right solution, you have to know the 'right' people, which makes exposure to those who people who benefit from accessible design integral…
Drupal Page-Building Tools: Comparing Paragraphs, Layout Builder, and Acquia Site Studio
Need to Know Paragraphs, Layout Builder, and Acquia Site Studio are three popular page-building tools with different strengths and weaknesses This…
Accessibility for All - Meeting the Needs of our Aging Community
Earlier today I attended a Remembrance Day ceremony, along with a few other Echidnas, at the Cenotaph in London Looking around at the seniors, it…
Accessibility and the User Experience - Two Sides of the Same Coin
Where does user experience ends and accessibility begin? Aren't they two sides of the same coin? And, if so, how and when should both be incorporated…