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	<title>Comments on: The Future Media Mix</title>
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		<title>By: Jeff Howe</title>
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		<description>Another informative post, Greg. Always learn something new on Socialtwister. The insight into vendor content is intriguing. I have an MSM background, and am probably guilty of maintaining the prejudices (well-earned, in some cases) against any mixing of commerce and editorial, but I think sites like download.com and others have shown for years that vendor-submitted data can be awfully sticky. It&#039;s not beyond the pale to imagine that more creative ways to integrate this with other forms of content. Though I&#039;ll add caveat that we&#039;ll all need to serve as watchdogs to restrain the inevitable inclination for some content providers to blur the lines to their own profit.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Another informative post, Greg. Always learn something new on Socialtwister. The insight into vendor content is intriguing. I have an MSM background, and am probably guilty of maintaining the prejudices (well-earned, in some cases) against any mixing of commerce and editorial, but I think sites like download.com and others have shown for years that vendor-submitted data can be awfully sticky. It&#8217;s not beyond the pale to imagine that more creative ways to integrate this with other forms of content. Though I&#8217;ll add caveat that we&#8217;ll all need to serve as watchdogs to restrain the inevitable inclination for some content providers to blur the lines to their own profit.</p>
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