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Rise of the Machines
@chasnote, Chas Edwards, CRO at Luminate, doesn’t have much faith in humans.
QR Code Haters Unite
@scottwitt, Scott Witt, Apple executive, doesn’t want to engage with his taco.
Who Your Homies Are
@jeffhasen, Jeff Hasen, CMO of Hipcricket, thinks haters aren’t always going to hate.
First World Problems Part I
@hanelly, Andrew Hanelly, digital strategy director at TMG Media, is getting impatient.
First World Problems Part II
@caseyjohnston, associate writer at Ars Technica, is not happy with the mobile Web.
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