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Back in 2003, Alex Beam from The Boston Globe set it straight…

[article excerpt] That Dan Kennedy — a “get rich quick quy,” as the McSweeney’s writer calls him — publishes, well, get-rich-quick advice from his website, at www.dankennedy.com. “Make Million$ With Your Ideas!” is a DK3 maxim. As it happens, several of his disciples have already purchased DK2’s memoir from Amazon.com, hoping to mine more gems from the real Dan Kennedy. “The irony is that my book is about being a complete failure at making money in marketing,” says “Loser Goes First” author…[read more]

For all kinds of technical RSS hullabaloo, one is kindly reminded in this blog post that reviews of ROCK ON by Dan Kennedy reside here:

If you happen to Twitter, you can get highly intellectual tiny dispatches like this straight from the author’s mobile phone:

“Walking home on W 11th Street. Awkward situation with a drunken homeless. Two of them, actually. Fighting. Spooning soon, though. Wanna bet?”

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Listen online! Dan Kennedy’s latest book ROCK ON was discussed in radio interviews that managed to touch on everything from fighting wildfires in outer space, to completely made-up corporate lingo that failed to catch on, and the beat poetry of upper management types. Of course there are also readings of ROCK ON and stories about hilarious misadventures inside the hallowed halls of big time corporate rock. Click below and listen in to these selected interviews…

NPR’s FRESH AIR with Terry Gross.

PRI’s THE SOUND OF YOUNG AMERICA with Jesse Thorn.

MARKETPLACE with Kai Ryssdal.

iTunes’ MEET THE AUTHOR with Lea Thau, Executive and Creative Director of The Moth.

WNYC’s SOUND CHECK with John Schaefer.

And the kids love the POD-CAST machine lasers.

I am not sure how to do a lot of internet computer programming. But I have been in the Los Angeles region and can offer you Jordan Jesse Go! situations. You can get it at iTunes or at their site. Sorry about sex shop situation, drugged teen runaways, cruising, Sammy Hagar, and making fun of dentists, film noir protagonists, and garish ceramic clowns.

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Dan