ISITE Insight
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Dec 23, 2007
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Epic Events

THE EXPANDING E-MARKETER'S TOOLBOX

MITX tapped ISITE to moderate an event on the colliding worlds of web content management and web 2.0 technology. A lively and thought-provoking discussion ensued. Catch the blow-by-blow recap and analysis on our shinny new CMS Myth blog.

Read the Recap

Agency Tidbits

EGGNOG AHOY!

Cranking up the holiday spirit dial to 11 at company shindig... Kicking off new projects with Portland Chinese Classical Garden, Premier Health Partners and Indian River Community College... Hosting the Portland Web Innovators December meetup... Plotting an exciting company announcement for early January... Moderating a Boston MITX panel on CMS... Hopping back up to ‘The Land of the Midnight Sun’ for a pow wow in Anchorage.

Below the Fold

HOW TO MAKE A FESTIVUS POLE

The Festivus holiday (today!) popularized by George and Jerry has taken on a life of its own. From Facebook applications to fan sites, it’s now possible to bring this unique event into your own home. Case in point: an inventive Milwaukee firm sells Festivus poles. Just remember, Frank Costanza finds tinsel distracting.

How to Make a Festivus Pole

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Bodacious Bookmarks

Sites we love on and off the clock.

• Melissa C
  Food Pairing
• Christoph S.
  Orisinal
• Peter H.
  Levitated
• Melissa W.
  Holiday Haiku
• Dick S.
  Pandora

Trend Watching

While still new, social shopping sites are on the rise.

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POP QUIZ

In the holiday classic, ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ how much money did Uncle Billy lose? E-mail us with your best guess.

NOVEMBER Winner

Congratulations to James Pearson for correctly identifying the mystery masthead as the Houston Chronicle.