5 March 2008 12 pm eastern

Lost, Ffffound, and Clusterflocked

The Deck, our advertising network targeting web, creative and design professionals, welcomes Ffffound.com and Clusterflock.

Ffffound.com is a popular user-generated repository for “quoted” visuals. And when we say popular, we mean astronomically.

Clusterflock has been described as a loud, witty cocktail party about design and lots of other things.

If you have a product or service that could benefit by being in front of a truly huge audience of savvy, influential creative people, contact The Deck. Limited opportunities are available starting in April.

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