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  The SHUXFiles LIVE said, on Dec 20th at 10:50 am:

  H@ppy Holid@ys!

  H@ppy Holid@ys! Looks like you're having fun! Haha, hey if you like underground check out my broadcast at 8p PST, 11p EST everyday or whenever you're bored! Let me know what you think! Peace!

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  JessicaTheSexx said, on May 20th at 6:45 pm:

  What time is it?

  The angle is dificult, but I think it is 3:00 on your arm.

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  Michelle Aston said, on Apr 25th at 4:34 pm:

  :)

  I like the drawing on your arm!

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  Buck Fuch said, on Mar 19th at 10:36 am:

  brands on youtube

  That's a loaded question. Let's step back for a sec. As advertisers and marketers, it is critical... I repeat, critical, to have much more than surface knowledge about user- generated content, social networking and the like. Not only do we need to understand how these technologies work, we need to pay attention. Go log on to one of these sites. See how users are becoming more and more personalized, opt-on and implementing video and audio (that's most likely not their own).

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  Buck Fuch said, on Mar 19th at 10:35 am:

  brands on youtube

  In a world of automated content and spot creation, with user-generated content gone wild, nearly 40% of survey respondents said agencies are more relevant than ever.

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  Buck Fuch said, on Mar 19th at 10:33 am:

  brands on youtube

  Should a brand be an early adopter of posting something on You Tube or MySpace? Sure, some already have. I won't name names, but take a look around to find brands (not people) that are out there doing this. While such clips are not exactly a needle in a haystack, they are a bit hard to find. And yes, the lines are blurry.
  
  When you look at those brands out there, what do you think? Is it worthwhile to be one of the first? No, not when there isn't much strategy behind it. My entire online career has been not only building and stewarding brands online, but protecting them. We need to protect our brands more than ever now. When you put your brand out there on a MySpace page for instance, think about it. Have rationale and a strategy behind it -- duh! These environments are 24/7. Anything goes. You are setting yourself up for good communication as well as really bad comments... so bad you could get your brand or your client's brand flamed.