Culture: Advertising and Marketing
Currently listing articles 166-151:
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Mad Men: AMC's Brilliant Series and the High Cost of Nothing— Nothing begats nothing: AMC's Mad Men.
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eHarmony's Newest Commercials— They couple is young and both have nice bodies. How hard could that match have been?
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Food Review: My Not-So-Great NutriSystem Experiment— If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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Software Review: Strata Foto 3D 1.5— This will be of great benefit to anyone who needs to put fully textured, photo realistic objects into any number of virtual environments.
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Where Form Meets Function: Functional and Artistic Websites— Easy solutions for the unique problems artists face when struggling to create a website that is user-friendly and artistic.
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MSNBC’s Allison Linn Questions USMC Ad at Sex and the City Screening— In the attempt to catch the Marine Corps in a lie, Linn manages to paraphrase Marine Lt. General Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller.
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Video Training Review: Vue 6 xStream Essential Training With Larry Mitchell— Larry Mitchell illuminates a complicated topic and brings it down to earth in an easy to understand dialog.
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Interview with Gauher Chaudhry, Creator of Pay Per Click Formula— Gauher Chaudhry is one of the best PPC marketers in the world and tells us a bit about his techniques and background.
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Software Review: Vue 6 Infinite From e-On Software— Vue 6 is a must have for anyone who needs to create landscapes, backgrounds, and animations.
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How MLB Can Market Itself Year-Round— Steroids were good for MLB's offseason as a discussion topic, and they can continue to generate buzz.
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TasteTV: The New Media Tastemakers Summit— TasteTV presents video highlights from the first ever New Media Tastemakers Summit on May 2 at Supperclub San Francisco.
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Damn It All!— It's odd what people damn. It depends on who is doing the damning.
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My Adulterous Affair With Craigslist (Don't Tell eBay...)— Craigslist versus eBay! Who will win in this no-holds-barred cage match of the ages?
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Pravda in America: The Pentagon Experts 'Scandal'— Count on Rampton and Stauber at the Center for Media and Democracy when you need a manufactured scandal or a witch hunt.
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Advertising: The New Radio? — Using songs to advertise products as a new means of marketing music.
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The (Thunder)Cat-People Cometh— It's 'The End of the World Again, Maybe' in this no-holds barred news item on last week's London invasion.
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