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Last Login: 04/12/2007 15:11:24
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| I'm not sure what people think about the Ask campaign but i heard something funny... Apparently a blogger searched for Google on Ask.com and it pulled up this comment 'Don't be a droid- use different sources of information'. This was next to a picture of a man on puppet strings and a link to Ask.com's anti- Google website. Naughty naughty!
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Forum Newbie
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Last Login: 11/07/2007 10:07:49
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| I think the whole campaign is crap quite honestly.
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Last Login: 24/05/2007 10:09:44
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| I agree, it's rubbish. It presents itself as an underground social movement, shrouded in mystery. What they dont realise is, no one actually gives a toss! They know that the campaign is rubbish but my guess is they are thinking bad publicity is better than no publicity.
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Last Login: 15/10/2007 16:48:56
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| Did anyone think the artwork was ripping off Bansky?
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Forum Newbie
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Last Login: 25/04/2007 19:09:05
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| Yes, it does look a bit! However, i disagree with everyone slagging off the campaign. I think its really rather clever. It's meant to be good fun, a bit of a laugh, and people really ought to lighten up. It's not meant to ne negative about Google, but just wake 'sleep searches' up to the fact that there is more than one search engine.
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