Let us pay tribute to a brave effort to change the stuff in order to change the representation. (…)

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That’s right, these 15 countries are all Big-Brother-on-steroids about their citizens’ access to and use of the Internet. (…)

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Everyone has their beliefs and opinions. People feel very strongly about their beliefs.
Sometimes it can be difficult to write a story as a citizen journalist without making it one sided. (…)

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Attention grabber Steve Manka invited friends to join him in creating Guerrilla Asphalt Repair in the parking lot behind the Palace Theater in Playhouse Square, Cleveland Ohio’s Theater District. (…)

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Internet video marketing is going to be the next big thing in SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Why? Because people are watching! (…)

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Cultural branding  (or so-called viral branding) stands apart from traditional mind share. Viral branding assumes that consumers, and not firms, have the most influence in the creation of brands. (…)

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My company, Matter Media, has been co-producing a website called Chasing Glaciers that follows the trek of two female athletes as they climb mountains in Pakistan to document global warming. (…)

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Sorry, Malcolm, but the Tipping Point Might Be More Myth Than Math
Since the term “viral marketing” snuck into vogue in the mid-1990s, the ad business has been sold on sickness as the way to describe how information, ideas and influence spread through populations of consumers. (…)

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CHICAGO Miller Brewing’s Genuine Draft brand has a long history with music in its marketing, from sponsoring the Robert Page-Jimmy Plant reunion tour in the early 1990s to its “Blind Date” series of concerts a decade ago. (…)

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