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Tag Archives: Steve Furman
What Black Friday says about us
My November 25 eyewitness Black Friday post suggested that the most famous shopping day of the year is bigger than ever. The official numbers confirm my hunch. According to ShopperTrak, Black Friday 2011 set a new retail sales record. Consumers … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Social media, Uncategorized
Tagged Best Buy, Black Friday, David Deal, Paco Underhill, ReadWriteWeb, ShopperTrak, Steve Furman, Superhype, TechCrunch, Walmart
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Will the Apple brand become more open without Steve Jobs?
Where is the Apple brand headed in the aftermath of Steve Jobs’s resignation as CEO? It’s a significant question for one of the world’s most valuable companies (depending on the daily ups and downs of the stock market.) Steve Jobs … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Jonathan Ive, Marketing, social media, Steve Furman, Steve Jobs
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