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marcusgarvey
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Comment #13687453
I believe that blacklisting is something that happens in cases like this, and I wonder how it gets coordinated. Especially when there's no public record of a court case. Simply tha…
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Comment #13597892
Credit card purchase data? FB ads offer a way to target based on info from Experian, et al.
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Comment #13597890
Credit card purchase data? FB ads offer a way to target based on info from Experian, et al.
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Comment #13443559
If you already have some target markets in mind, get to know as much as you can about things like their buying habits; their influencers; where they hang out online; conferences th…
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Comment #13383872
Thank you, this is really interesting. How much did the materials cost?
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Comment #13377672
Would love to know what sorts of ways you've hacked Amazon Dash.
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Comment #13328996
PR is different from marketing, so first read up and decide which one you need. IMO marketing/sales is a core, systematic task, an engine, and PR can add much fuel to the engine. L…
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Comment #13296476
Here's a terrific list compiled by Patrick Keane: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tAiya71mDQgtwn_F9-mN...
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Comment #13291943
I don't think it can truly be said that TARP turned profit. Because TARP was actually structured as the purchase/hedging of banks' securities. And it is impossible to know profitab…
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Comment #13263994
The Lewisville Dam near Dallas, Texas is also one to watch, although the scale of a potential disaster is much smaller and something is being done about it. http://interactives.dal…
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Comment #12901382
Sounds similar to a grinder from Philly.
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Comment #12888138
Which collapse do you mean?
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Comment #12720837
I hope this spreads wide and far. This is unbelievable.
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Comment #12720836
I hope this spreads wide and far. This is unbelievable.
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Comment #12715529
And neither of your comments had anything to do with my original point. Why is the hack of a private political organization justification for a war footing from our federal governm…
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Comment #12714948
Your comparison is absurd. Did you somehow miss that whole bit about faulty intelligence causing the Iraq war? The hack seems politically motivated; no one can say with 100% assura…
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Comment #12714460
I doubt it. Just as I doubt a Republican pres. would go after Russia for DNC hacking. When the president is the head of the political party, expect conflicts of interest. But warri…
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Comment #12713825
And if it had happened to the RNC, same response right? Somehow I doubt it. This is setting a very dangerous precedent.
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Comment #12711932
The DNC is a private organization. Why does its hacking justify a government-sponsored response?
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Comment #12575938
You mention that you use a newsletter and weekly blog posts as part of your marketing strategy. Content marketing can be such a time suck. Have you found ways to automate any parts…
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Comment #12575857
Why was this flagged?
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Comment #12564055
Except police unions. The cops think those are just fine.