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Internet Society / /
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James L. Horton / John Smith / /
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Micro-messaging: A Possible Future For PR and Marketing James L. Horton Note: This article focuses on the implications of IPv6 to PR and marketing. I have written about IPv6 once before. The article is here (http://www.o