FACTOID # 134: The total area of Australia’s coral reefs is greater than the total area of any of 130 individual countries, including Slovakia, the Dominican Republic, Kuwait, Singapore, and Rwanda.
 
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Mavens & Moguls - Brand strategists & marketing experts (149 words)
Mavens and Moguls works with venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and business executives who seek expert marketing advice and innovative ideas without the overhead of a full-time marketing staff.
Contact Mavens and Moguls for practical advice from real world experience.
Mavens and Moguls SM is a service mark of Mavens and Moguls LLC.
The Moguls of Media (224 words)
Having information about those behind the messages, news, and information received by any or all of these outlets provides you with another tool to evaluate and integrate the knowledge gained through mass communications in a critical manner.
Each individual included on Media Moguls possesses a collection of synopses of information about him or her, with links to the original article or page.
Media Moguls provides the information needed to start research or learning more about those shaping media messages.
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