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Must "New" content be "Fresh" content ?

 
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 23, 2004 11:18 am    Post subject: Must "New" content be "Fresh" content ? Reply with quote
I am always amazed to see that some content providers post in the updates of their content web-sites some products which were carried out one year ago or more and present them like NEW ones, some times mixed to real "NEW" one.

The question is thus: what is "NEW" must it be FRESH ?

A content provider said to me last week that it was not important since nobody had seen the product before.
I do not agree, I think that NEW must "imply" FRESH?

A product carried out one year ago (or more) automatically smells the old and the old-fashioned ? Doesn't it ?

What do you think about this ?

Patrik
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