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Brand tip: call a duck a duck, and a giraffe…uh… Giraffey?

by Chris Grams on April 25, 2012

If you’ve spent any time in the technology industry, you’ve probably come across some seriously bad brand names. And what has always particularly bothered me is that many tech companies can’t just stop with one bad brand name—they attempt to create new brands for every single product, service, or sub-brand in addition to their corporate brand.

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