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Monthly Archives: May, 2012

Google Kills 134 Million Ads

Google has been nice enough to reveal, among other things, that in 2011, they disapproved over 134 Million ads for a variety of things,...

Facebook Phone?

After a horrendous week of basically being told by almost everyone that they suck, Facebook might have some good news on the horizon? According...

Facebook is Fraud Says Publication

Rob Enderle, of TechNewsWorld has written an article that claims, among other things, that Facebook is nothing but one huge Fraud. According to the...

Facebook COO Begs for Clicks

It seems things at Facebook are getting a little bit scary, and Sheryl Sandberg the COO of Facebook is now personally asking people to...

Creating a Wildly Popular Blog

The success of your blog depends on a number of factors. Getting all of them right takes time and effort. Gone are the days...

Mitt Romney Investigated by FTC for False Advertising

The FTC announced today it was launching a lawsuit against Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney for Deceptive Advertising. After a several week investigation they concluded...

Google Penguin Killed You? How to Recover

If you’re a webmaster or blogger that has been hit by Google’s Penguin update, then you should continue reading. The Penguin Update was launched by...

New York To Ban Anonymous Posts?

New York Legislators have introduced a new bill, called the Internet Protection Act that would make it illegal to posts anonymously. The purpose of...

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Data, Dance, and Daring Campaigns: Erin Levzow’s Approach to Building Loyalty

How Mango Habanero, Metrics, and Masterful Moves Redefined Marketing Genius Every so often, a guest comes along who doesn’t just...
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Streaming’s Big Lie: The Future of TV Is Already Broke

Streaming was supposed to be the savior of TV—the rebellious new kid with no commercials, endless content, and an...

How to Narrow the Scope of Information Sought by an FTC Civil Investigative Demand (CID)

A civil investigative demand (“CID”) is the instrument by which the Federal Trade Commission exercises its compulsory process authority...

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Data, Dance, and Daring Campaigns: Erin Levzow’s Approach to Building Loyalty

How Mango Habanero, Metrics, and Masterful Moves Redefined Marketing...

Streaming’s Big Lie: The Future of TV Is Already Broke

Streaming was supposed to be the savior of TV—the...