Is HitTail the Future of Marketing?
fairblogger.com     May 12, 2008            

The history of HitTail goes back many years, as I began to understand the futility of traditional marketing when dealing with a company that has virtually no budget, a product no one has heard of in a market that hasn’t quite developed yet. That was the story of Scala Multimedia Software in 1998,... [read full story]                    


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poynter.org     14 hrs ago          

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communicationsdirectnews.com     17 hrs ago          

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