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	<title>Comments on: Two Places I Wouldn&#8217;t Want to Be Right Now</title>
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		<title>By: John Stack</title>
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		<dc:creator>John Stack</dc:creator>
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		<description>I think the decline started happening when folks started putting up Youtube marketing videos.  I can imagine premium product players like Avid also getting hit.  (I&#039;d like to see Adobe get hit a little more so I can justify purchasing their suite!)  As for Social Media, I&#039;m hoping that there will be incredible tools offered at incredible values that propel any brand into the space in a well-managed fashion.

Extra Credit:  If you isolate the Classic event from the rest of the (un?) natural  evolution of marketing, I think they recovered very nicely.  They tried something, it didn&#039;t work, they had to fight to reclaim territory and did what they could.  Now, NBC is doing the same with Leno.  Let&#039;s see what happens there (if you consider Leno an NBC brand...)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think the decline started happening when folks started putting up Youtube marketing videos.  I can imagine premium product players like Avid also getting hit.  (I&#8217;d like to see Adobe get hit a little more so I can justify purchasing their suite!)  As for Social Media, I&#8217;m hoping that there will be incredible tools offered at incredible values that propel any brand into the space in a well-managed fashion.</p>
<p>Extra Credit:  If you isolate the Classic event from the rest of the (un?) natural  evolution of marketing, I think they recovered very nicely.  They tried something, it didn&#8217;t work, they had to fight to reclaim territory and did what they could.  Now, NBC is doing the same with Leno.  Let&#8217;s see what happens there (if you consider Leno an NBC brand&#8230;)</p>
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