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Foreclosurepedia To Appear On A 30 Minute Fox News Segment

October 30, 2014

Foreclosurepedia was on America Matters Media today doing a brief, three minute segment on the Mortgage Field Services Industry when we were invited to participate in a 30 minute Fox News radio segment. This is the Foreclosurepedia Podcast covering it. The actual invite is about midway through the 4 minutes of audio. This is historic for two reasons: First, this is a gateway to Mainstream Media which no other outlet has bridged, to date. Second, this opens the doors for both Management and Labor to potentially participate in both meaningful advertisement and Industry Insight as we begin to look into a long term radio relationship.

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