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Bill Heaton

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Overhaul Industries
United States

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Bill Heaton serves in the marketing industry, his experience includes design for print and the web, development, eCommerce and search engine optimization. He solves business problems by applying creative talent and Internet marketing strategy.

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Big Idea: Business email will eventually be replaced by more accessible forms of communication like Twitter and company wikis. | by Fast Company staff | July 04, 2008 5:00 pm

Comment: I would suggest that businesses seriously consider self hosted wiki/forums or other web-based application for collaboration among teams and also to support a positive company coulture. When...

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Big Idea: Starbucks’ move to become a music retailer has done nothing for the music industry and has diluted the Starbucks brand. | by Fast Company staff | June 28, 2008 1:35 am

Comment: All the push for music content in the store didn't work well for me. Free songs on iTunes, or access to wifi and browsing for music on my iPhone didn't pan out either. It does seem that Starbucks...

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Big Idea: Big Idea - Google, not Microsoft or Yahoo, is the sole winner from the botched MicoHo union | by Fast Company staff | May 08, 2008 10:56 pm

Comment: Search is serious business, Google dominates, but Yahoo is willing to hold on and keep running the race. Microsoft will try to buy their way in if it takes too long to build up their own market...

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Blog Post: Is Your Client Reluctant To Embrace New Media? | by laura sweet | April 13, 2008 4:02 am

Comment: It seems like the traditional corporate businesses often need to see a marketing tactic proven, while the younger generation is growing up with new media and social networking as just part of...

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