DOUGLAS QUENQUA

writer and editor

2007

All items published by Douglas Quenqua in 2007.

Little Love Among Matchmakers

As The Ball Drops, Dieting Companies Take Positions Nearby

What’s That Catchy Tune? A Song for Car Insurance Makes the Charts

Polishing Up The Apple in Applebee’s

Deeds and Deals

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ABOUT DOUGLAS QUENQUA

Douglas Quenqua is a freelance writer and editor living in Brooklyn, New York. He writes about the intersection of technology and lifestyle as well as media, advertising and culture. His work appears in The New York Times, Wired, The New York Observer, ClickZ, Fortune and others. Contact: doug.quenqua@gmail.com

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