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This is how you use video on the web. Tell a story, make it compelling, overcome adversity, persevere, further free speech and free expression, integrate with music and real news … make it drama. Is there better PR than this?
I picked this up from artmeetscommerce.net. They live up to their name. 

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… spits on baseball in New York and Boston, and everywhere. The Yankees should not negotiate with Alex Rodriquez, Boston should not negotiate with A-Rod - on this one New York and Boston should agree. Boras is an ass and Alex Rodriquez may possess great natural ability as a ballplayer but he doesn’t have enough [...]

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FEMA staged a phony news conference that was carried live on FOX TV.  Employees posing as reporters asked softball questions so FEMA officials could effuse about how well they were handling the disasterous wildfire situation in California earlier in the week. Seems like those ugly out-of-control press conferences for Katrina were too much for the [...]

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When:  Tuesday, October 30, 2007, 7:00 PM
Where: For Your Imagination Studios
22 West 27th Street 6th Floor
New York , NY 10001
(866) 475-6908

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Last year she was New York’s funniest reporter. This year she is trying to be the Boston Red Sox of New York media comics (something like that). Is it possible for Mandy Stadtmiller to become the funniest stand-up comic in all of New York City? Yeah, it’s possible. And George Steinbrenner might fly up to Westchester, [...]

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Declared dead earlier this summer, the Social Media Club is back. And this time it’s personal!
Okay, for our mainstream readers, the Social Media Club was founded a little over a year ago “for the purpose of sharing best practices, establishing ethics and standards, and for promoting media literacy.” According to their literature, “This is the [...]

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