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Let the Web work for you (access required)

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Published: May 15,2007
Time posted: 1:00 am

This morning I hurried over to the Doubletree Riverside for the Capital City Communicators spring seminar on “Using New Media to Engage Your Customers.” I got there just in time to catch the tail end of Mark Danielson’s presentation on the new demographics of media consumption. (Full disclosure – IBR sponsored the event, and ...



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