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What happens when you mix scientific research, a billionaire with money to burn, 1990s era hair-dos, an apocalypitc cult, and Pauley Shore?

In case you're in the hunt for some wisdom on all things marketing, public relations, and life in general (or if you're just in the mood for a bagel), then come on out for Trow Knows CEOs featuring none other than our own Tadd Schwartz on March 1 in Coral Gables. We have no idea what to expect, but we certainly won't be bored. See you there.

With the big game approaching, Jones Lang LaSalle is looking to an unconventional source of data for its Super Bowl pick: commercial real estate.

Last night's primetime Lance Armstrong/Oprah interview -- and the days of speculation leading up to it -- was met with a wave of criticism from observers who billed the on-air conversation as little more than a charade aimed at garnering sympathy and resolving his own guilty conscience. But at least one expert says there's likely more to the story.

Growth is in the air at Schwartz Media Strategies once again, as we welcome two new additions to our family. Yanet Obarrio-Sanchez embarks on her second stint with us, this time as Vice President, while Julia Bennett joins our ranks as an Account Executive.

Developing our firm's new logo over the last three months has been a labor of love. Between the brainstorming, the designing, the opining and the integration, we've vetted our new brand mark to the nth degree.

Fascinating blog post from the New York Times' After Deadline blog regarding editorial corrections. To date -- and we're only in mid-November -- the Times has printed 2,800 corrections, with nearly 20% of those involving the names of people or places.

by Julia Wakefield, Schwartz Media Strategies, Miami Florida Public Relations
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