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www.adweek.com 12y ago

YouTube Is Now Much Safer for Brands

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9to5google.com 13y ago

Just Sergey Brin rocking Google Glass on the downtown 3 Train in NYC

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www.economist.com 13y ago

Alibyebye?

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www.nytimes.com 13y ago

More Risk-Taking, Less Poll-Taking

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www.theatlantic.com 13y ago

You Can Give a Boy a Doll, but You Can't Make Him Play With It

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dubjoy.com 13y ago

Dubjoy will translate and voice-over your start-up explainer to any language

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www.wired.co.uk 13y ago

How to find true friends (and love) in 45 minutes

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www.davehitt.com 13y ago

Mark Twain on Nicotine Nannies; The Moral Statistician

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edition.cnn.com 13y ago

Samsung Galaxy S III dethrones iPhone as world's top seller

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techcrunch.com 13y ago

Apple To Pay $368 Million Damages For FaceTime Patent Infringement

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docs.google.com 13y ago

Problems with iPhone 5

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www.google.com 13y ago

Google for Entrepreneurs

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rf45.wordpress.com 13y ago

Eating out – one month in SF

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www.latimes.com 14y ago

It's not just how many calories, but what kind, study finds

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www.docracy.com 14y ago

Orrick LLP's Documents

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www.youtube.com 14y ago

A dramatic surprise on a quiet square

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www.theatlantic.com 14y ago

Nearly 50% of the Young People in Greece and Spain Are Unemployed

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www.youtube.com 14y ago

Samsung "Next Big Thing" Galaxy S II Commercial

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i41.tinypic.com 14y ago

Facebook is now translating messages with Bing

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www.mind-the-gap.us 14y ago

Learn how to enter the U.S. market the smart way

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mood.io 14y ago

Is there a space for new mobile social network?

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www.bloomberg.com 14y ago

Tudou to Raise $174 Million in U.S. IPO

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androidcommunity.com 14y ago

Apple may have manipulated images

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At the moment I am mostly using skype or gotomeetings and I usually have two problems with the meetings online:

1. hard to find the availability for all participants 2. archiving meeting minutes and finding them when I need them

this could be the ideal solution, especially because i can control my time and still participate on the meeting.

do you have the same problems? how you are solving them?

Banners and such are PUSH for a customer, he didn't do any action to call the stuff in his eyesight. Coupons are just tingling at the side and if a curiosity makes a user to click on it, this generates PULL effect and he is more likely to engage with a coupon. Or in the other words, this means coupons are a holy grail of advertising :D

They won't. As long there are good deals on coupons, ppl will want to uncover them.

I even beleive that a site with a good marketing team could get rid of banners and use only coupons, which would kindly benefit the site visual complexity.