Warner’s Wacky Street Team Antics Backfire
Aug 16th, 2004 | By Joe Taylor Jr. | Category: Editorial
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Warner had a good idea in promoting the Secret Machines through weblogs, but the project went off the rails when somebody tried the good-old “lots of fans love this song at the same IP address” trick…
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