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Tales of Blogging Passion, Part III.
burbanked.com - 11/30/2007
Tales of Blogging Passion, Part III.
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One of the elements of discovering passionate bloggers that I find so exciting are the ways in which a given blogger embraces all of the tools and functionalities that are available to convey his or her message in a better, more compelling, more reader-friendly way. We’ve all seen blogs in which each post is served [...]

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Movie Marketing Madness:  I don’t know how to put this, but I’m kind of a big deal

SpoutBlog:  BlogNosh 11/30/07

LAZY EYE THEATRE:  Ah Burbanked, ya shouldn't have

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I don’t know how to put this, but I’m kind of a big deal
Movie Marketing Madness — A couple weeks ago Alan from Burbanked dropped me an email saying he’d like to feature me in the next entry in his “Bloggers of Passion” series. Being a complete narcissist I of course leaped at the opportunity to talk about myself and replied to the series of questions he threw at me. He’s now posted his profile of me over at his place. It’s gratifying to me that Alan seems to get what drives me to blog in the first place - that I’m passionate about various topics. He mentions the various outlets I contribute to ...

BlogNosh 11/30/07
SpoutBlog — ... on Don Rickles, which premieres this Sunday night on HBO: “When I read that the documentary was included in this fall’s New York Film Festival line-up, I was skeptical of its place in the program. Having seen the film (and experienced the amazing press conference with Mr. Landis after the screening), I can say that its portrait of a lost era of American “show business” is both moving and deeply felt. And, obviously, laugh out loud funny.” Burbanked profiles Chris Thilk, friend of SpoutBlog and proprietor of Movie Marketing Madness, ...

Ah Burbanked, ya shouldn't have
LAZY EYE THEATRE — ... and Movie Marking Madness. The praise he showers me with is undeserving, but the passion part isn't. I'm a passionate guy and I do what I do because I love it. And I write as if I were talking to you on a Monday morning over the cubicle wall like I so often do at work. But unlike my co-workers, you have the option of turning me off. Thankfully Alan has not done so. ...