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While many fans are anxiously watching their NFL teams in the playoffs, hoping they get a shot at playing in the Super Bowl, the media world is concerned about who's buying what ad during the big game.
comment | 01/14/2010
You’re never going to meet 99 percent of the world’s most well-known people face-to-face, yet you may still have a sense that you “know” them. What you know is not a real person, but a personal brand.
comment | 01/14/2010
With the rise of social media usage, some international governments are having a harder time than ever censoring free speech among their citizens and the information they can access online.
With a recent attack on Google that originated in China as well as a “Twitter Revolution” in Iran stemming from violent street protests, countries are attempting to limit freedom of speech via social media and online resources.
comment | 01/13/2010
I accompanied our firm's president, Patty Briguglio, to the Microspace Communications film studio in Raleigh yesterday for Patty's appearance on Fox Business' "America's Nightly Scoreboard."
comment | 01/12/2010
Pepsi recently announced that it will forgo $20 million in ad spending for the Super Bowl and has instead launched The Refresh Project.
comment | 01/11/2010
