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Advertiser Thanks: Gizmodo Suckles From the Teat of Sponsordom

By Brian Lam Published July 28, 2006, 8:50 pm ET

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It’s because of these fine wetnurses that Gizmodo can flourish into man-boyhood: Sprint, HP, MS Windows Server, Sodaclub, Banana Republic, American Apparel, Ask.com, Intel, Toyota Yaris, Maxell, Best Buy, Nokia, Sony, Dice, Texas Instruments. If you’d like to help rear little G into a big, strong site, then advertise with us. Please.

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