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The Queue: We won't drop you!
Created: 07/09/2007
Video description: Travelzoo bets big on Sin City interactive ads; Sprint axes whiny customers; your face in glorious 3D; restaurants go self-service tableside; and eBay rivals its old friend Craigslist with Kijiji.

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