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Regarding the post below entitled, “Andy Bourland Buys MarketingFix”, a new placeholder site is up at www.up2speed.com. You can go there and sign up for the daily newsletter that will begin publishing shortly after July 1 when Up2Speed officially launches. The focus of Up2Speed is online marketing news and resources. Check it out if you have an interest in that area.

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