Word: facebooked
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...those who still can't quite shake the notion that a direct-selling party is incredibly uncool, there's the Internet?both for buying Shaklee products and for learning about them. "The next generation is the most networked generation in history," says Barnett, who is on Facebook. "They're constantly talking and referring. Our business model is not dependent on people gathering in a home to demonstrate it. It's dependent on people learning something they didn't know, having a positive experience with our products and then sharing that with their friends." No matter how famous or ordinary those...
...story is constantly getting spun in their favor,” he says. “We quickly realized we had to get the story out there in a different way, so we created a virtual picket line.”This virtual picket line includes a MySpace page, Facebook pages, and multiple YouTube clips. One video, “The Office is Closed,” stars striking writers and actors from “The Office”—including B.J. Novak ’01 Greg Daniels ’85?...
...Even Lesbian Semites). As interested as I was, a Bible study with conservatives just wouldn’t be the right place for me. Yet this year, with my new-found intellectual interest in the New Testament, I put aside my fear and went to Caleb’s Facebook, ready to ask if I could join the Bible study. I skimmed his profile: his interests included Jesus Christ and Texas. His favorite music list begins with Country and Christian Rock. I began to get cold feet. Then, I saw under Caleb’s religious views five words that...
...college life? Perhaps this “ridiculously long lasting gum” (the Stride slogan) has finally overstayed its welcome. REPPING THE ‘ASPIRATIONAL’ BRANDHarvard’s campus reps get their jobs in a variety of ways: through corporate ads posted on Facebook, or from abandoned positions to be picked up by friends and roommates, like the now infamous Papa John’s campus rep Merrily E. McGugan ’09 (see the March 15, 2007 article, “Papa John’s... Pimp My Ride...
...sharing channels. Labor, under leader Kevin Rudd, is running sites like kevin07.com.au, where voters can blog views as they buy T shirts, while John Howard has ventured onto YouTube for policy announcements. Ads have debuted online and a swag of politicians have embraced social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook...