It seems you can’t turn on the TV these days (or Hulu or whatever transmission method you prefer) without seeing a “maps” commercial by Verizon. The short of it is that Verizon claims to have 5x more 3G coverage than AT&T. Brilliant ad campaign. And if they did their homework correctly, there’d be no way […]
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Kenny Chung is an Organic Search Director in New York City. He is also a freelance graphic designer and former SEM manager. Kenny's educational background is in Mass Comm and Advertising. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Communication and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Boston University.
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