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Devashish reflects on ideas and thoughts about how companies can use emerging Marketing strategies to connect with customers and employees based on his experience leading a Global eCommerce and Social Marketing organization.

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Reason # 3429 why I love marketing: American girl doll made in china for US$115. Hmm.

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