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Apple may be a few days late to the party, but it’s finally joining YouTube, Google Play and Xbox Video in offering Sony’s controversial film The Interview for streaming on iTunes, reports Recode. The Interview is available to iTunes customers in the US and Canada at $6 to rent and $15 to own, the standard price as other outlets, including the film’s own standalone site. The James Franco and Seth Rogen starrer has already raked in $15 million through two million downloads and online rentals, and with its arrival on Apple’s popular media store, that figure is likely to soar…
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Brian Honigman is a marketing consultant, speaker and freelance writer. This post originally appeared on the his blog. Pablo Picasso famously remarked, “learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.” While he may have been talking about painting, the lesson can just as easily apply to any skill – like social media marketing, for example. There are many brands out there that don’t follow social media best practices simply because they lack the knowledge or resources to do so. However, a few noteworthy social brands seem to have a true understanding of the established standards but ignore…
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Poornima Vijayashanker is the founder of Femgineer, helping entrepreneurs and tech professionals (especially women) level up their careers. “Why is email the most effective channel for converting customers?” Exactly a year ago I had 10 people subscribe to my email list each month. I let out a big sigh and thought, “How am I going to go from 10 to 10K?” It seemed pretty daunting, and I thought, “Why bother? Who even reads emails?” You’re probably thinking the same thing. Each one of us suffers from inbox clutter, including you. Consider all the personal, business, and commercial messages you need to…
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