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AdAge Challenges the Tinfoil Hats
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Technorati - Why Crossing The Chasm Is Not Always a Good Idea
by: Karl LongCourtesy of Laughing Squid A week or so ago there were some announcements that Technorati CEO Dave Sifry had resigned and they had laid off about 8 people. I think I mentioned at that time...
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Experience, Social, Word of Mouth. Is it All Just Advertising?
by: David ArmanoPhoto Credit: Scott Gries" I just wrapped up two days at the Ad Age Digital Marketing conference in NYC ...The panel I took part in was the official “social media” discussion. It was a...
View ArticleAdage Is Becoming Boomer Friendly
by: Dick StroudA couple of years ago you would not have expected to have read this type of statement in AdAge. Boomer Marketing has finally come of age. Yes, the game-changing, paradigm-shifting,...
View ArticleH&R Block Do Social Media
by: Mark RogersH&R Block used social media marketing to boost their profile and raise awareness of their digital accounting product, reports Ad Age. The lady responsible was Amy Worley (Photo:...
View Article3 Minute Ad Age -- Esquire E-Ink
by: David PolinchockI've been trying to find a copy of this issue on the newsstands, but haven't had much luck. So, until I can find a copy myself, this will have to do. Original Post:...
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AdAge Challenges the Tinfoil Hats
Rance Crain, Editor-in-Chief of Advertising Age (as well as Crain’s Chicago Business, Crain’s New York Business, and TelevisionWeek) has taken the neuro-alarmists to task in a sensible AdAge piece,...
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