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            <title>Ken Ribotsky of Core-Create and Brandkarma talks about how new pharmaceutical marketing guidelines</title>
            <description>Ken Ribotsky of Core-Create and Brandkarma talks about how new pharmaceutical marketing guidelines – and the rule of “no tchotchkes” (those beloved gizmos, pens, sticky notes, and gadgets) – have leveled the playing field. He shares his insights and enthusiasm for a new climate in which marketers will rely more heavily on design, wit, and ideas to build a brand and secure relationships.  </description>
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