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I love this post for its funhouse mirror effect: what Greg describes as dreary and uninspiring is what I, in contrast, find invigorating (also: EOD is back! yay!)
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Be me!
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Why does the MTA need an RFP and a special service? All they have to do is create a Twitter account for a responsible head-office assistant. New Yorkers can sign up for it and get alerts as they happen.
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I remember reading this article when it came out. Good stuff. (Linking to this blog post for the great Michael Sippey comment)
Month: November 2007 (Page 2 of 2)
Today is my last day as Director, Internet Marketing for Clarins. I start an exciting new job on the 19th which will be getting lots of coverage here shortly. Between now and then, I’m getting away from the Internet: no random surfing, no obsessive checking of email, no social networking pings. It’s not often one can “get away from it all” without deliberately going on vacation and leaving the BlackBerry at home, and I’m looking forward to the opportunity. See you in a few weeks.
Number of classmates out of 327 from my high school graduating class, Livingston (NJ) class of 1991, who have profiles containing our high school data on Facebook: 14
Number of Facebook profiles of LHS students from the class of 2006: 267
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Moments like this crystallize why Amy was ready to move uptown
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Fascinating back-and-forth about unwanted mass mail. While I sympathize, I can’t help but think Chris is wrong in his tactics; he has basically stooped to the flacks’ level, which, as some of the comments point out, solves nothing
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It’s like 1989 all over again