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When Vendors Become Competitors
February 7, 2010 – 12:45 am | No Comment
When Vendors Become Competitors

Don’t act like the dog who, holding a bone in his mouth, looks into the water and sees another dog with another bone. As soon as he opens his mouth to grab the other dog’s bone, he lost both.

A Few Good Red Raiders, Starring Mike Leach
December 30, 2009 – 11:07 am | No Comment
A Few Good Red Raiders, Starring Mike Leach

You don’t want the truth. Because deep down, in places you don’t talk about at parties with your fat girlfriends, you want me on that sideline. You need me there.

I Don’t Like Twilight…Now…Get Off My Lawn!
December 24, 2009 – 11:51 am | One Comment
I Don’t Like Twilight…Now…Get Off My Lawn!

Unsurprisingly, much of New Moon’s promotional campaign was waged in the tried-and-true fashion we’ve come to expect from today’s cinematic juggernauts. New Moon TV trailers during every commercial break? Check. Official Myspace profile, Facebook page, and Twitter account? Check.

Why Starbucks is Losing The Coffee War.
December 14, 2009 – 7:50 pm | No Comment
Why Starbucks is Losing The Coffee War.

Starbucks has panicked. Enter McDonald’s and Dunkin’ Donuts (cue the Darth Vader theme music). How can low-end, quick-service restaurants (QSR) brands possibly have taken away Starbucks’ mojo? Starbucks allowed both of them to change the conversation from “earthy, relaxed experience” to “speed and convenience.”