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From the New York Times Company Settles Case of Reviews It Faked Lifestyle Lift, a cosmetic surgery company, has reached a settlement with the State of New York over its attempts to fake positive consumer reviews on the Web, the New York attorney general’s office said Tuesday. The company had ordered employees to pretend they [...]
This is a few blocks from my house. Play the video (short) to get the context.
I had the privilege of moderating the panel “It’s the end of Marketing as we know it. And we feel fine.” at the Mom2Summit this weekend in Houston. With the help of Katie we coordinated a panel with these three talented bloggers: Kirsten Chase (Motherhood Uncensored, Cool Mom Picks) Jordan Ferney (Oh Happy Day) Jenny [...]
The ability to express yourself through social media is not new. And to fight to become Internet famous. And Gwen Bell asks some great questions on the topic of Internet Famous at what price?. All of which reminded me of this. “The role of prizefighters, surgeons, violinists, and policemen are cases in point. These activities [...]
“So much seems possible at the beginning of a trip, so many things seem brimmed with meaning.” pg 5 “…trickster is a boundary-crosser. Every group has its edge, its sense of in and out, and trickster is always there, at the gates of the city and the gates of life, making sure there is commerce.” [...]
Typepad Featured Blog 9/19/07 Originally uploaded by eschipul A definite giant THANKS to typepad for featuring this blog on September 19, 2007. Oh yes, I will definitely continue to recomment typepad to clients like the Houston Zoo as well. Thanks! And of course I had to mention the feature to a few friends