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Message: 26 January, 2009
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That was close. I underestimated the millennials’ ability to intercept electronic transmissions. Luckily, I don’t think any of my research was compromised.
It’s exciting to see the birth of branding. Everyone in this century seems to know what branding is, even if they don’t fully understand the concept. Yes, the larger corporations will spend [...]
Brandology
Some of my latest posts have been regarding a brandologist, who has traveled back through time to study us “milennials” at the apex of marketing theory and thought. I’ve noticed, though, that I haven’t really stopped to explain what I consider “brandology” to be.
Branding, as I usually define it, is the practice of managing the [...]
Message: January 19, 2009
I think I’ve been discovered. Someone’s possibly intercepting my messages. I’m not sure how, though. I didn’t think the milennials were so sophisticated.
On the bright side, this makes my research all the more valuable!
Message: 12 January 2009 (local date)
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It’s become even easier to blend in with the millennials than I could ever have hoped. Their form of English isn’t as antiquated as I once thought; though their form of written English is so barbaric I can barely stand to look at it. I thought I’d be able to look past all the [...]
Message: 5 January 2009 (local date)
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Arrived in Portland, albeit 29 years later than planned. So much is different from the photos I saw, and there are far more cars on the street. Apparently the animosity the millennials felt towards public transportation really did last well into the 21st century. I owe Dr. Williams dinner.
Found clothes to blend in [...]
