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Carnival of Marketing #3
Since it was the holidays I thought a double serving of the Carnival of Marketing was appropriate.
Peter Capultaof PC4Media lists a few marketing articles he deems worthy.
Starling Hunter rounds out the carnival at the business of america is buiness with 3 interesting articles.
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