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Craig, Abe, Roots, and the Organic Fest

In case you missed Ezra's two interviews with the founders of the North American Organic Beer Fest, you should go check them out. Abe's bombshell charges came last week, and Craig's response is up today.

Now, the real question is, where does a specialty media content provider working to maximize his monetization potential find the cash to buy a brewpub?
Jeff AlworthJune 30, 2010Elsewhere3 Comments
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