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		<title>Podcast: Why all the warfare in marketing?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Terms in marketing have a war-like connotation and there are reasons for that: Click to listen: Why all the warfare in marketing?History Pre-rennaissance (Dark Ages) Merchant class Perceived competition from aristocracy Charters were set up for corporations Marriage between kings and corporations began a conquest that has not ended Terms Targets (extracts value from the people) Forces (sales) Revolutions (astroturfing) Capture (attention) Competition (closed source) Business is better achieved not by warfare but by diplomatic tactics.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Terms in marketing have a war-like connotation and there are reasons for that:</p>
<p><center><a href="http://www.mattreyes.com/wordpress/mattreyes.com/uploads/2012/02/Why-all-the-warfare-in-marketing_-1-2.mp3">Click to listen: Why all the warfare in marketing?</a></center>History</p>
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<li>Perceived competition from aristocracy</li>
<li>Charters were set up for corporations</li>
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<p>Terms</p>
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<li>Targets (extracts value from the people)</li>
<li>Forces (sales)</li>
<li>Revolutions (astroturfing)</li>
<li>Capture (attention)</li>
<li>Competition (closed source)</li>
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<p>Business is better achieved not by warfare but by diplomatic tactics.</p>
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