Alisa Leonard-Hansen solves Facebook’s woes and informs marketer the site IS a viable “advertising” channel.

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Facebook Advertising Isn’t Dead

Pay close attention. The object behind the Grill the Goodness advergame is to put items on the grill, then use various tools (spatula, tongs, fork) to achieve two objectives: cook the food properly, and swat sticky fingers that try to steal the food before it’s done.

Continued here:
Don’t Just Talk the Grill; Rock the Grill.

From now through December, expect to see Lara Croft decimating your favourite gamer sites, starting with this one. (Pull the ring in the leaderboard to get her going.)

Excerpted from:
Tomb Raider Does Site-Takeover, Content-Manipulation Thing

Linda Bustos loves guacamole, hummus, salsa, tahini, tzatziki and peanut butter. A lot.

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Bright Ones: Linda Bustos Will Make You Smile

Laptops can change your world. Well, not yours but the world of those who need theirs changed.

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Laptops Change Lives, AdWeek A ThirtySomething, Yang Yahooed