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		<title>By: Emergence Marketing</title>
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		<description>&lt;strong&gt;Traditional interupt marketing is dead!&lt;/strong&gt;

Yesterday I was having lunch with a friend who was lamenting about the fact that most high-tech company marketing departments she deals with are still so silo-ed - with budgets for events separate from budgets for PR and now...
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<p>Yesterday I was having lunch with a friend who was lamenting about the fact that most high-tech company marketing departments she deals with are still so silo-ed &#8211; with budgets for events separate from budgets for PR and now&#8230;</p>
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