Our hella sexy show poster is out! LIKE or SHARE to support Kollaboration SF 3 and help spread the word about our great performers!Kollaboration SF 3Saturday, September 8thZellerbach Auditorium, UC BerkeleyRSVP & Buy Tickets at http://bit.ly/kollaborationsf3$20 General Admission | $40 Meet ‘N Greet
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Our hella sexy show poster is out! LIKE or SHARE to support Kollaboration SF 3 and help spread the word about our great performers!

Kollaboration SF 3
Saturday, September 8th
Zellerbach Auditorium, UC Berkeley

RSVP & Buy Tickets at http://bit.ly/kollaborationsf3
$20 General Admission | $40 Meet ‘N Greet

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Just Announced! Our 2012 Guest Performer Lineup - Joseph Vincent, New Heights, VIP SAN JOSE, comedian KT Tatara, spoken word artist Mush Lee! Plus, your winners from last year, ANAK!A little more than 30 minutes left to buy $15 pre-sale tickets! Get ‘em now! http://bit.ly/MdQCyM
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Just Announced! Our 2012 Guest Performer Lineup - Joseph Vincent, New Heights, VIP SAN JOSE, comedian KT Tatara, spoken word artist Mush Lee! Plus, your winners from last year, ANAK!

A little more than 30 minutes left to buy $15 pre-sale tickets! Get ‘em now! http://bit.ly/MdQCyM

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Target has done an amazing job of advertising to Asian Americans these past few years.  Campaigns featuring the “All-American Family” or your awesome “2nd Grade Teacher” are no accident.  These Target spots have generated buzz in the Asian American blogosphere independent of their marketing intent with non-stereotypical portrayals of a community used to seeing less than flattering images.  Lots of PR for Target with people passing around the ads along through Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and plain old-fashioned e-mail.  Lots of ROI aside for Target toward an audience with growing economic clout, it’s a huge step forward in non-patronizing targeting (non-intentional pun) in multi-cultural advertising.