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BLOGJAM!: That Wascally Wal-Mart

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Oh it's a damn fine game, and we can play all night. Americans for Informed Democracy. And from here on. (Finale finale). And Sony Screws Up Too. THE FINALE (part 1 of? Corporate blogging caught red-handed. MySpace: big and getting bigger. Monday, December 25, 2006. For corporations providing goods and services, blogs provided yet another channel for promoting a product. Some, such as Sun Microsystems. In September 2006, a blog titled “ Wal-Marting Across America. 8221; are listed as follows:. Protect ma...

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Curator Effect: November 2006

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The Curator Effect explains how profound shifts in consumer expectations mandate new business rules in eliciting consumer trust. Tuesday, November 21, 2006. How fragile is trust? Everywhere you turn, there’s another lie exposed. I don’t think there are more liars today, it’s just easier to expose them. People now have the power to combat those that mislead, helping others wade through the din of marketing noise. There’s a new generation of muckrakers. Helping us decipher fact from fiction. What’s m...

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Curator Effect: Age of Authenticity

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The Curator Effect explains how profound shifts in consumer expectations mandate new business rules in eliciting consumer trust. Sunday, November 05, 2006. We’ve entered the age of authenticity. Marketers can no longer rely on consumers believing what they hear. The curator effect cuts both ways. We reward the sincere. And expose the disingenuous. So, what about the food industry’s trend toward healthier products. This is part of the dark side. You can’t fake authenticity. After beginning my career as a ...

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Adirondack Wal-Mart: 2006-10-08

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Take Wal-Mart, the most famously offensive, town-destroying, junk-purveying, labor-abusing, sweatshop-supporting, American-job-killing, soul-numbing, hope-curdling retailer in the known universe, moving upward of $300 billion in cheap mass-produced slurm every year via more than 5,000 landscape-mauling eyesore stores stretching all the way from Texas to China and Argentina and South Korea and Mexico and your backyard. Mark Morford, San Francisco Chronicle. Thursday, October 12, 2006. We hope other Wal-Ma...

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BLOGJAM!: 12/01/2006 - 01/01/2007

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Oh it's a damn fine game, and we can play all night. Americans for Informed Democracy. And from here on. (Finale finale). And Sony Screws Up Too. THE FINALE (part 1 of? Corporate blogging caught red-handed. MySpace: big and getting bigger. Monday, December 25, 2006. And from here on. (Finale finale). Now, startup companies are emerging to capitalize on these mistakes, offering blog creation and consultation services to inexperienced businesses. One such company, Fortune Interactive. Legally and financial...

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Working Families for Wal-Mart

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Working Families for Wal-Mart. Working Families for Wal-Mart. Is giving voice to the millions of Americans who know Wal-Mart makes a real difference for their family and community. Join our efforts! By clicking Submit, you agree to these terms and conditions. Visit the new local Working Families for Wal-Mart sites for Georgia and Colorado:. A Message from National Steering Committee Chair Andrew Young. Just like Sam Walton believed every consumer should be able to benefit from discount shopping, every wo...

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Wal-Mart Targeted but Families Took the Hit | More Than Right

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July 27, 2006. Wal-Mart Targeted but Families Took the Hit. Posted by George under Politics. A blow to Wal-Mart means a blow to lower income families. The city of Chicago just passed a Big Box ordinance which forces companies such as Wal-Mart to pay a special minimum wage. They call this wage a so-called living wage. What they fail to see is that this does more harm than good to the people that these politicians are supposedly trying to help. And for those of you who think that Wal-Mart is eeeeevillll an...