Monthly Archives: June 2013

The Marketing Industrial Complex Needs Wholesale Reform if Not Even Downright Revolution

Seems sick an’ it’s hungry, it’s tired an’ it’s torn It looks like it’s a-dyin’ an’ it’s hardly been born The secret is finally out: The raison d’ etre of retard media companies is to spy on users. Soon, even … Continue reading
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The 2 Revolutions that Must Happen for Developed Economies to Remain Competitive in a Global Market Characterized by Globalization 2.0

There are 2 revolutions that must happen in order for most developed economies to remain competitive in the global economy which has already begun to reorganize in a globalization 2.0 fashion. Here, I will simply name the 2 revolutions that … Continue reading
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If you’re not going to have relevant content with your native ads, you might as well buy banners

Who is holding native advertisers accountable for quality?
The Wisdom of the Language is!
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We could be entering an era of low barriers to entry, competition, new ideas, innovation, and freedom from big tech companies

To get better, we just have to give up on the idea of synching. That a special piece of software has to be written for every device you own, and that each of those apps needs to know what articles … Continue reading
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You Need Nothing in Order to Be Independent

Let me tell you why I don’t feel independent. I need air to breathe. I need water to drink. I need many things more. Needing something isn’t bad — it is a very obvious way to explain the simple fact … Continue reading
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