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A special condensed episode of This Old Marketing. We cover the latest supreme court decision on social media. Good decision or more of the same? And do the brand new rules of marketing and advertising include content marketing? If content marketing becomes marketing, what happens to the discipline? Rants and raves include mxmtoon and research from Meta and Kantar.

Did Marketing Eat Content Marketing?

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Mitch Jackson, Esq.

LAWYER (2013 CA Lawyer of the Year)🚀 | AUTHOR: “Artificial Intelligence in Law” 🤖 | CEO x2 | Mediator 🤝 | Investor 💼 | #ai #web3 #metaverse

1w

I remember in the early days of social media, one of the organizers of a major conference didn't want me to discuss anything "legal" about the industry from the stage. "They just didn't want me to take the conversation in that direction" (whatever that means). Today, the legal side of social media, digital platforms, AI, and Web3 is more important than ever. Joe, I appreciate your understanding of this crucial element and for inviting me to share tips at your first CES event. Thanks for consistently bringing value, including episodes highlighting the legal issues we all need to talk about.

Michelle J Raymond

LinkedIn Coach for B2B teams & consultants on how to leverage LinkedIn™️ for Business Growth. Services - Employee Training, Profile Writing Service, Company Page Admin training. International Speaker & Author

1w

Great to be catching this conversation

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Sella Yoffe

Email Deliverability & Email Marketing Expert 💌 Podcaster & Blogger 🎙 Helping global email senders, startups, and ESPs with email deliverability, email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, etc.), and email strategy.

1w

I'm always delighted to listen to TOM. It truly brings joy to my Fridays. And, yes!, please consider keeping the length of the episodes as before.

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