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What’s the difference between 2oz of corn flakes and 10 minutes of NFL football on TV? One is a good bonus, the other is not. Find out why here.

Filed under: (american) football by Johannes
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Just like coaches try to mislead their opponents prior to the World Cup, Apple does the same with controlled information leaks. How can giving away false information on purpose support a product launch?

Filed under: soccer (football) by Johannes
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