Suxorz ‘09: The Ten Worst Social Media Campaigns

Bring popcorn and rotten tomatoes! Braving hate-mail after naming last year’s "winners," the Suxorz ‘09 panel returns to dissect the ten worst social media and web 2.0 ad campaigns of the year. Together, we’ll shame the marketers who abuse people-powered media. To pre-game, join the Facebook group http://bit.ly/suxorz09

Henry Copeland, Blogads.com

Zadi Diaz, EPIC FU

Jeff Jarvis, What Would Google Do?

Michael Monello, Campfire

Sara Smith, Wonkette

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