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Our rescue dog, Rex, has run up a big tab at the vet and the prescription dog food site, so I’ve come up with a way to help him earn his keep. Introducing a new service for the modern world—Rex the Avenger. Here’s what our ads will look like:
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This is a very good, first person account of how Google employee Wael Ghonim accidentally became a revolutionary. Ghonim was a family man with more knowledge than most about technology, who lived in Cairo and worked for Google. Like many other citizens of Egypt, Ghonim was proud of his heritage and his country, but not so proud of its government under Hosni Mubarak.
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SmartTransportation.org
SmartTransportation.org, a coalition of nonprofits dedicated to increasing awareness and availability of green transportation in the U.S., retained MAKE WAVES to help garner media attention for the coalition’s role in securing Mayor Bloomberg’s new mandate for New York City’s ‘black cars’ to transition to low-emissions vehicles. (Black cars are hired, private limos.) MAKE WAVES was asked to create a comprehensive outreach plan to include all New York City media and national progressive outlets.