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"Check out these cute and funny St. Patrick's Day t-shirts, and you can purchase them here from the company Cafe Press. On the site there's even merchandise for babies, dog t-shirts and supplies for the parade goers!"

"The PR team used guerrilla marketing to target CafePress influencers through giveaways, events, partnerships, and overall presence in Washington on January 20."

"CafePress partnered with Rolling Stone and Rock the Vote for two events, which had celebrity attendees like Adrian Grenier and Sheryl Crow."

"On CafePress.com., where user-generated content reigns supreme, political merchandise routinely makes up 20 percent of overall sales during election years.

This year, Barack Obama merchandise comprised 52 percent of all political sales."

"'It's become hip to wear Obama on your shirt, which is something we haven't seen in America.... It's almost as though he's reached an iconic or celebrity status,' Cowlin said."

"A love story with a powerful bite has lightened the retail gloom in the US this Valentine's day as products linked to the hit vampire movie Twilight fly off the shelves..."

"CafePress, an online retailer that lets users create and sell goods with their own graphic designs, has been selling 958 designs of Valentine's day cards linked to the film and its star-crossed lovers, with messages such as 'Bite me . . . You know you want to'."

"CafePress, an online customized-gifts retailer, offers anti-Cupid sentiments and lovey-dovey messages on clothing, mugs, stickers and other gifts."

"The groundhog who took a bite out of Mayor Bloomberg's finger has been elevated to cult status.

An image of the Staten Island Zoo resident, decked out in a Che Guevara-style beret, has been emblazoned on T-shirts, mugs and bags for sale online.

The design of the raucous rodent, who chomped on Bloomberg's left hand during a Groundhog Day ceremony Monday, was the brainchild of Brooklyn resident Devery Doleman."

"Doleman enlisted the help of her pal David Ahuja, an animator and designer, and initially thought it would just be a cool T-shirt idea for herself."

"Then she decided to post the image on the Web site cafepress.com - so all the world could share the fun."

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