BBC: Booth Babes Stir Controversy at 2012 CES @videogamejournalism
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(aired: January 12 2012, BBC - "'Booth babes' stir controversy at 2012 CES")

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Show notes:
- Link: bbc.com/news/technology-16533289
- Producer: Matt Danzico
- Guest 1: Molly Mchugh (Techonology writer, Digital Trends)
- Guest 2: Taylor Hatmaker (Senior editor, Tecca)
- Guest 3: Gary Shapiro (CEO, Consumer Electronics Association)
- Guest 4: Mercedes (Independent product marketer)
- Guest 5: Andrew Harris (Independent marketing consultant)
- Guest 6: Andrew Brockhaus (Owner, EagleEye IT)
- Guest 7: Hannah Ross (PR specialist, AVD Motorsports)
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