Yahoo’s “Save Smiley” Campaign

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April 3, 2003 at 4:01 am #13520

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I got an email from one the Yahoo! Groups I subscribe to, and in the header was a link that intrigued me. It read “Help put Messenger back in the office” and linked to their curious, new Save Smiley! campaign.

Apparently developed in response to many companies blocking Yahoo Messenger, Save Smiley asks you to enter the name of your company and they’ll contact your firm’s IT department to extoll the virtues of Yahoo! Messenger Enterprise Edition.

I guess they figured it only takes a spark to start a fire. 😉
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