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Around The Web: Wrong Dunks

Posted by Stephanie Startz on November 6, 2009 06:39 PM

Sales of Windows 7 are off to a solid start. [Daily Finance]

New Chrysler "Wing" logo overshadows Chrysler, literally. [Brand New]

Report finds that Twitter uses pay attention to brands active on the service. [Econsultancy]

Michael Jordan's son Michael violates Adidas agreement with University of Central Florida by wearing Nike Air Jordans, costs school $3 million. [BrandFreak]

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