Fist Bumper Tom Ajello Pokes New York

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An Adrants reader writes, “Tom Ajello, and several of his favorite ‘creatives’ from the ship he sunk, Agency.com, will be starting up an interactive division of MotherNY called PokeNewYork. The official announcement is rumored to be on June 5th. Currently the only thing on the site of pokenewyork.com is a picture of Tom’s baby. Expect to see lots of ‘upload your face’ banner ads and a sharp drop in Mother’s coolness!”

Poke New York? That has to be a joke? Who’d name an agency Poke? Oh yea:-)

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