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Best Places to Work |
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By Brian Schwartz on
4/7/2006 10:25:09 AM
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We've known it all along; Engage Software is one of the best places to work!
We are happy to announce that we are of the 20 finalists for 2006 Best Places to Work by the St. Louis Business Journal. Check out the St. Louis Business Journal on April 21st to read a profile for each of the finalists and to find out the winners.
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Blog Update |
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By Brian Schwartz on
3/10/2006 3:04:11 PM
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We've updated our website today with the newest version of Engage Portal (based on DotNetNuke). We are using the updated DNN blog which allows readers to post anonymous comments, now allowing them to provide a name as well. Also, we can provide trackbacks and comment verification. Enjoy!
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Powered by Engage, Not Water |
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By Brian Schwartz on
3/6/2006 8:01:08 PM
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Water
powered anything? - Not by us
The last newsletter we sent out asked the question "What's in a
name?" In one of life's little ironies, our question
was answered for us on Friday, March 3rd when a company (Emerging Technologies
Development Corporation) was ordered by the
State of Missouri to repay
investors $100,000 and we started receiving phone calls
asking us if we were involved. If you look at the first two
words of their name and the first two words of our legal name
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Redbird Heist? Or Good Guerilla Marketing? |
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By Cuong Dang on
2/22/2006 3:10 PM
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Who is to say that one of the giants in sport business does not need more brand attention? A local advertising agency, Schupp Co in St. Louis has helped Cardinals with a great caper kicking off the 2006 Season – Redbird heist.
A person calling himself the Bird Napper stole two Birds on the Bat from a local billboard in downtown St. Louis and carried the large Cardinals cutouts Redbird across St. Louis downtown. He finally showed up at St. Louis Post-Dispatch at 4:30 on Wednesday. The local TV media and St. Louis Post Dispatch all picked up the story. Here is a quote from the stltoday.com:
Then, a break in the case. Bird Napper had the birds, and he would prove it on Tucker Boulevard downtown in front of the ...
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Dave Chappelle - Viral Marketing or Bad Paranoia |
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By Brian Schwartz on
12/20/2005
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The Chappelle Theory is a website that claims that "The Dark Crusaders" a group of powerful african americans who were upset with the content of The Chappelle Show, conspired together to bring this show to an end by using mafia-like scare tactics towards Dave Chappelle.
Interesting how this comes out right before The Chappelle Show 3rd Season finally makes it's debut on Comedy Central. Is this a 'true' story or is this site just a really well-made, weird, viral marketing piece?
Todd Jackson at Dead Frog did some easy research and found that the site registrant is weblinc, a web development company with offices in New York and Philadelphia. Weblinc employee Jason Hill has posted the site < ...
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