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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2014 · 38 MIN

Adam Broitman, Ringleader for Crayon Marketing Discusses The “Freemium” Business Model

from The Social Media Bible · host Historic Interviews With The Founders Of Social Media, By Lon Safko

Adam Broitman, Director of Strategy and Ringleader for Crayon MarketingIn this historic podcast Lon Safko speaks with Adam Broitman, Director Of Strategy and Ringleader for Crayon Marketing where Adam discusses the importance of open source hardware, software, and platforms.  Adam also explains how mobile marketing is becoming more than just a WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) page, and how the mobile telephone has become our “Remote Control For Life”.In this 39 minute interview Adam speaks about the power of mobile technology and about the new Google Android Cellphone.  Adam also shares his views on what Verizon is calling their “4G’ or “4th Generation” of cell phone technology and the prevalence and success of the “Freemium” business model and how cell phones are creating a personal “Presence” in social media. Mobile Play Podcast Download Transcript The post Adam Broitman, Ringleader for Crayon Marketing Discusses The “Freemium” Business Model first appeared on The Social Media Bible.

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