I owe you an apology. I posted something yesterday that was substandard. I rushed through it and posted it and when I re-read it found typos, bad grammar and confusing sentences. I have corrected the error, so please take another look at the post (“Hey, old school ad agencies – look out for integrated cross platform multimedia marketing programs”), and trust that I will put more care and nurturing into these. I was remiss because I was rushing out the door to meet with and amazing company Panoram Technologies. The CEO is truly remarkable (AND he gets strategy!). I will be writing more about them in the future, but for now you can check them out at www.panoramtech.com. Apologies again, there is no excuse for bad writing.
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