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Today was a day to pack and move and prepare. The FUTURE is upon us. Click 3X and Clickfire Media rolled up their sleeves and helped move our deisigners, Flash programmers and CGI animators to the new space on the 4th floor. This weekend the walls will come down in the old space and the last phase of the build out begins! Not long before Click 3X brings the future to the present. Let the games begin. Happy Thanksgiving to all.
- Jason Mayo
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I’ve been a Wall Street Junkie for quite some time now. It’s a guilty pleasure of mine to have the TV tuned to CNBC and Maria Bartoromo all day long. So I can’t help but pay close attention to all the chatter on the Economy the past few months. Whether you are Red or Blue, we all have a stake in the aftermath as well as in the here and now. It’s been a long time since I can recall being “concerned” about the intersection of Wall Street and Main street as it relates to our everyday business. I have tons of friends that ask me all the time, “have you guys been affected by the slow down?” What’s weird is that this year has been extrordinarily busy for us on all fronts. I even have friends that are mortgage brokers that have had a “great” year this year in the midst of the housing downturn and credit crisis. So what gives? Are people lying? Are the media and the candidates blowing this up because of what’s at stake in the election? It can’t be. We’ve seen major investments banks crumble over the past few weeks. There’s got to be a trickle down coming soon. There have been a ton of great sessions and panels this week during advertising week and it’s obvious that most of these Agency CEO’s have the economy on their mind. Some talk of the golden opportunity that comes with hard times and some talk about hunkering down for next 18 months or so to weather the storm. What sector of our biz is most likely to get hit the hardest? Will it be the huge TV media buys that suffer the most or will the interactive budgets get squeezed even more than they already are? That Tivo thing never quite destroyed our Biz like we thought it would… Only time will tell but it’s a great time to rethink how we do business as a community and make sure that we keep our collective eyes open and focused. I’ve always been a glass half full kind of guy so i’ll be buying on the way down and hopefully selling high down the road! In the meantime, I’ll be watching CNBC.
- Jason Mayo
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In just a few weeks, we’re beginning to rebuild Click3X - taking over the entire 4th floor which will enable us to bring the 3rd floor Clickers - ClickFire Media and design - onto a single large floor.

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Here’s the link to the Click 3X page on Facebook - become a fan!
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- Peter Corbett
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Ok. So i know this is probably not anything new to most regular people and hipsters a like in our business but i’m having a weird transformation. I’ve never been a coffee drinker in the past. As a matter of fact, caffine makes my heart feel like it’s gonna explode and i get minor panic attacks. But for some reason I started drinking Decaf coffee a few months back and now I think i’m addicted. Every morning I stop in at Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts and get the same thing. Drink it on the way to work… Then I usually have a cup in the afternoon. Even though it’s decaf, I think it’s changing my physical make up. Or maybe it’s all psychological. Who the fuck knows. I was feeling a little off today and had a headache. just overall not feeling chipper (have I ever been chipper?) and I realized i haven’t had any coffee. Freakin withdrawl. Am I that messed up on decaf or am I just a loser? Will this lead to more hard core addictions? Maybe I should just do one of those cleansing things or a high colonic and start fresh. Oh well. I’ll wait until after the Iron Maiden Show next week… Rock on!!
- Jason Mayo