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Automakers and their suppliers should work together to strengthen their place in the market, a new study says.

I know folks love Google, I like them too, but I'm also torn on just what their end goal is these days.  They make oodles on potential awareness for their customers.  Its seems like one big gamble for folks these...

The next Net Tuesday San Francisco on September 9th will feature Nikki Serapio, the Director of Community Marketing for Involver.  Involver facilitates companies and organizations building, launching, promoting, managing and monitoring video campaigns on social networks. 

Just a quick reminder to email the URL of your Net2ThinkTank post to me at bbravo@techsoup.org by tomorrow, August 27th, at 5 PM PT ( I extended the deadline from Noon).

This month's Net2ThinkTank question is:

How Can Nonprofits Use Flickr? 

You can see the original post with further directions for how to participate at, Join the Net2ThinkTank: How Can Nonprofits Use Flickr?