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	About Nina Spezzaferro   Nina Spezzaferro is Associate Editor for JackMyers.com. She writes 18 to 24 insights, a... more
Spike Feresten's Dream: Jay Leno Moves to Fox By Nina Spezzaferro When 8,000 Americans were surveyed for the JackMyers Emotional Connections Research Study on Late Night Television (2007), Fox's Talkshow with Spike Feresten was among the top rated Late Night shows across five Emotional Connections measures (based on... more
"Gossip Girl" Season Premiere: Summer is Sex, Lies and Scandal’s Busiest Season By Nina Spezzaferro OMG, Gossip Girl is finally back! The season’s premiere titled, “Summer Kind of Wonderful,” was kind of okay. The episode delivered on the show’s unspoken promise to punch up the sex factor, which was subtlety communicated via the recent, scandalous ad campaign. The... more
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on "Digg Dialogg" Series Premiere By Nina Spezzaferro I’ve always admired Digg for its democratic values. You won’t find editors at Digg; it truly is a website governed by users who have equal access to submit items and Digg what they like. It is fitting that Digg will be using tonight’s Democratic National... more
"Mad Men" Twitter Fan Phenomenon Ends (and then comes back!) Due to Copyright Act By Nina Spezzaferro Earlier this week I was happy to report that Mad Men’s characters had joined Twitter, with the help of some fans with a lot of time on their hands. This morning I ... more
"Mad Men" on Twitter: A Fan Phenomenon By Nina Spezzaferro I knew the Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency was on the cutting edge of technology when, in the premiere episode of the second season of Mad Men, a Xerox machine arrived at the office. Naturally, it was only a matter of time... more

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