steve621

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   by steve621 15y ago

   fair enough, but they would get better at it. they would (hopefully) get more subtle with the product placement and make it more natural. or they could just mess it up terribly and ruin television forever.
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   Why governments don't get startups.(venturebeat.com)

   1 points by steve621 15y ago|0 comments
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   by steve621 15y ago

   Product Placement. Product Placement. Product Placement. Product Placement. Product Placement. Product Placement. I know it's kind of annoying/cheap sometimes when a camera zooms in on the Bud Light logo in a fridge, or when Don Draper says
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   by steve621 15y ago

   Hmm, interesting post, but I tried it out and didnt have anything happen. All i got was the regular message. Here's a screenshot: http://i52.tinypic.com/x54iys.png
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   by steve621 15y ago

   Excellent article. Jon Evans laid it out the way its suppossed to be. Salsforce is an incredible company with a huge future, but saying that CEOs will suffer the same fate as violent, tyrannical dictators is ridiculous. For one thing, these
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   by steve621 15y ago

   Interesting post. It's really impressive how smoothly everything ended up going in Israel, especially since the government got out of the way Now, here is the issue. I worked in public policy formation in Toronto - specifically working with