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Marketing blog challenge

Marketing blog

Marketing blog challenge

January 7th, 2007|1 min read

The new Microsoft home page a hide n' seek game - more than twenty clicks to get to the online media room!

Worst Practices | Public Relations | Case Studies | Marketing | Online Media Room

The new Microsoft home page a hide n' seek game - more than twenty clicks to get to the online media room!

January 3rd, 2007|1 min read

Tag, You’re It. Tony Valle and the Blogging Game of Tag

Tag, You’re It. Tony Valle and the Blogging Game of Tag

December 20th, 2006|0 min read

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Time Magazine Person of the Year is You

Public Relations | Corporate blogging

Time Magazine Person of the Year is You

December 18th, 2006|0 min read

Interruption Marketing Hall of Shame

Worst Practices | Public Relations | Marketing | Advertising

Interruption Marketing Hall of Shame

December 13th, 2006|2 min read

Real time case study: Iraq Study Report made searchable on Vivisimo.com just minutes after its release to the public

Real time case study: Iraq Study Report made searchable on Vivisimo.com just minutes after its release to the public

December 6th, 2006|1 min read

Spam 2.0 and how to solve the problem

Marketing | Advertising | Business to Business

Spam 2.0 and how to solve the problem

December 6th, 2006|1 min read

Does your company allow employees to send email? (Really?) Then how about letting them blog?

Social Media | New Rules of Marketing and PR | Public Relations | Marketing | Corporate blogging

Does your company allow employees to send email? (Really?) Then how about letting them blog?

November 28th, 2006|2 min read

SIIA Previews: Great forum for innovative early-stage content technology businesses

Social Media | Marketing

SIIA Previews: Great forum for innovative early-stage content technology businesses

November 27th, 2006|1 min read