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Scruffs Hardcore, no kidding!

clockTuesday, June 20th, 2006 Communication/Advertising, Communication/Blogging, Press Releases, Communication/Virals | Leave a Comment

JWT wasnt joking when they put this video together for Scruffs. Although softcore is a more likely title, its fairly hardcore by North American ad standards.

It seems this is a bit of a trend, following in Sex Packing’s footsteps. They truely earn a hardcore title for their latest ‘catalog

enjoy!


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Microsoft CEO’s Kids Banned from Google

clockFriday, March 31st, 2006 Communication/Blogging, Communication, Communication/Search Engine | Leave a Comment

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has banned his kids from using Google. It makes me wonder: does he really think the Microsoft-provided service is superior?

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Mobile Cooking: The College Student’s Solution

clockMonday, February 6th, 2006 Communication/Blogging, Communication, Press Releases, Tech | Leave a Comment

How to cook an egg using only two mobile phones and a radio. Ingenius, if whimsical.

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The DIGG effect

clockMonday, December 19th, 2005 Communication/Blogging, Communication, Communication/Processes, Communication/Virals | Leave a Comment

Recently I made a posting that Diggers Dugg enough to hit front page on Digg.com. I have always been curious about the effects of hitting front page of Digg so I put together a bit of a post mortem analysis of getting Dugg to share with the curious.

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Spanish Digg Meneame Installation Instructions

clockThursday, December 15th, 2005 Communication/Blogging, Tech | Leave a Comment

Recently a site called Meneame (which emulated digg.com) opened it’s source code up. The problem for Anglophones is that the code is written in Spanish and installation documentation is non-existant. Here’s how you get it running.

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