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There were a lot of cool things in the 90s. Mr. Blobby, Pat Sharp, Zig and Zag, Pogs, Super Mario, East 17, Pugwall’s Summer and of course, the birth of the Internet. What a time to be alive. This week, Internaut Day marked the 25th anniversary of public access to the Internet. Obviously, the Internet has changed a lot over the years, and while online marketing may have become more sophisticated, many of the principles are the same. http://www.browsermedia.co.uk//how-online-marketing-has-e/

He single-handedly changed the face of retail shopping in the United States. He came through failure and heartbreak and persevered to build the most successful one-stop shopping enterprise in the nation. He is Sam Walton and it would be extremely difficult to find a man, woman, or child in the United States and around the world who has never shopped at one of his Wal-Mart or Sam’s Club locations. http://www.tharawat-magazine.com/gr/walmart-success-secret/

If Pokémon Go was the engine that shoved augmented reality into the broader cultural conversation, can we say the Olympics and its billions of viewers did the same for AR's technological cousin, 360 video? http://adage.com///360-video-win-gold-rio-olympics/305505/

Last week I read an article about a New York City dentist who has sued five of his patients over poor reviews that they posted on Yelp. The dentist, Nima Dayani, DDS, currently has a 4.5 star rating on his Yelp page. But he has claimed that the false bad reviews have had long-term negative effects on his business and amount to defamation. https://www.openminds.com//executiv/respond-online-review/