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We don’t make our money through publishing and speaker fees, yet we publish and speak extensively. It’s our way of doing that “change the world” thing. (Yeah, we’re weird like that.) The company has several well-known bloggers covering industry moves, web strategies, the mobile marketplace, and user dynamics. We’ve been seen in Business Week, the Wall Street Journal, Sandhill, and a slew of other notable publications. And we lead the Spark by Rubicon event, a nexus of good folks in the valley who exchange ideas on what really matters now.
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