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I contributed the haiku below (a "politiku") for a post on Huffington Post always be open would you say that to someone wearing a trenchcoat?

Pretty cool deal hunting tool - haven't tried it yet, but looks like it could be useful. InvisibleHand shows a discreet notification when the product you're browsing can be bought for a lower price elsewhere. It gives you a link directly to the product page at the competing retailer.

"I think marketers will be interested in Foursquare, assuming the audience keeps growing," said David Berkowitz, director-emerging media at digital agency 360i. "The lasting value will be from the smaller deals Foursquare will find ways to monetize." It's a difficult balance: Foursquare's ability to continue to grow depends on its users accepting at least a bit of marketing along with the badges, or honorifics, they earn, such as "mayor" (for most visits), "newbie," "bender" (for consecutive nights out) and, yes, even "douchebag" (for checking in at places like Barneys). Much will depend on whether it can maintain its cool. "The X-factor appeal of Foursquare is in its social currency," Mr. Berkowitz said. "Giving Foursquare users these badges for completing explicit tasks adds an element of surprise, like a scavenger hunt. And you can't ignore the bragging rights."

A creative site from agency Carton Donofrio to 'cure bad advertising' with a pledge advertisers can sign

"When you're seeing so much noise, it's very easy to dismiss a lot of it, and that's a problem marketing messages have had for a while now," said David Berkowitz, director-emerging media for 360i. "Facebook really exemplifies this with the live-feed and news-feed options," he said. "If you use the live feed and have a few hundred friends, some kind of peer recommendation, whether it's explicit or not, appears every couple of minutes and sometimes they come in a matter of seconds. If you're seeing all of that come in, it can be overwhelming."

Description from site: Wayfinder, NYC's augmented reality app, is designed to help you locate the subway and PATH stations nearest you.

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