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Notable Quote: "Purple allows women to feel like they're part of something, other than just tickets to the game, tailgating, the standard norm that's offered to them on a daily basis," says Gabrielle Dow, a Ravens marketing director. From Church of the Customer weblog today.
Great perspective on Football "fandom" from Jackie Huba in the Church of the Customer Blog today.
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