Pay Per Post Schwag

5 responses to “Pay Per Post Schwag”

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   BenODen

   May 11, 2007 at 9:38 pm

   Hah, nice lawn dart. Ooooke!

   Until I read the tags, I though the rocket might be an intentional statement. "Look out! We’re breaking free from the mold!"

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   Todd Huffman

   May 12, 2007 at 3:14 pm

   Don’t worry, we all have our price.

   (Mine is $5)

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   Telstar Logistics

   May 15, 2007 at 12:38 am

   Check out this sleaziness. Just received it:

   To: Todd Lappin
   From: Patricia Chi
   Subject: Radio Interview with Telstar Logistics

   Hello:

   I am writing on behalf of Sky Radio Network, the nation’s
   leading in-flight media company, in regards to our upcoming
   "America’s Innovators and Entrepreneurs" talk radio show on
   American Airlines.

   This special on-going radio series spotlights compelling
   profiles of innovators and entrepreneurs — from the small
   business owner to the large enterprise CEO — the people that
   make up the backbone of business in America and are rarely
   heard from. This show will feature stories of hope, ideas and
   success stories in ways you’ve never heard before.

   I would like to personally invite you to participate in our radio
   program, which airs worldwide on American Airlines for a full
   month reaching 4.2 million business and leisure travelers. There
   is a small production fee to participate (see participation costs
   and details below).

   […]

   Our production team will produce a dynamic one-on-one
   interview. Our writers will script everything in advance with
   your final editorial control. Your interview will air in a
   continuous loop on 29,000 American Airlines flights during
   the entire month of September 2007.

   Since we’re on deadline, we’re offering our last two spots on
   our September 2007 edition for only $3,995 (normally $6,995).
   Please note we must record your interview by May 30th and
   because of our tight deadline, we need a commitment to secure
   your spot no later than noon PST on Tuesday, May 15th.

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   Todd Huffman

   May 15, 2007 at 5:59 pm

   Ha!~ Only $4 K!?!?!

   I’d be tempted to go on the show for a prank. Make up a business and spout off fictional business ‘hope, ideas and success stories" in ways they’ve never heard before. If they are willing to sell air time, I’ll bet they ain’t picky about content.

   I’d kick in a hundred bucks towards a good prank.

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5. 

   agahran

   Oct 24, 2007 at 7:47 pm

   Thanks for making this photo available via CC license. I just used it to illustrate this post:

   http://www.contentious.com/archives/2007/10/24/links-for-2007-10...

   – Amy Gahran

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