PRBlogNews Voters Disenfranchised
” …. this is feeling a lot like a presidential election where it doesn’t matter who you vote for because the results are pre-programmed.” That’s the comment, among many, that sent us reaching out to the lawyers.
For two days now friends, clients, and the media have complained to us about the difficulty of voting for PRBlogNews in the PRWeek blog competition. Yesterday at approximately 4:00PM EST PRBlogNews was 50/50 with Glass House and then irregular voting patterns emerged that lead to a surge by Glass House. This coincided with outreach by a Wagg Ed shill that suggested the reported Naked PR practiced there was about to be uncovered.
We intend to get to the bottom of this. We have reached out to a well-known attorney who was involved in the Gore v. Bush Florida Presidential election recount. Not off the table at this juncture:
- Worldwide impoundment of PRWeek techology used in the blog competition
- Deposition of Waggener Edstrom account executives involved in the highly secretive psychedelic PR program
stay tuned as this story develops …
Ike on Fri, 8th Aug 2008 11:58 am
Mark, you are being highly disingenuous to suggest such a thing.
I know for a fact that hundreds of US troops serving overseas were trying to vote for Glass House, but their provisional absentee clicks were cast out by party operatives.
(wanna drag this out for five weeks for old times’ sake?)
Mark Rose on Fri, 8th Aug 2008 12:10 pm
No hanging chads here but someone suggested a recount based on “click redundancy.” Frank Shaw was a Marine public affairs officer so I am sure that he is skilled in combat PR.
Andrew on Fri, 8th Aug 2008 5:25 pm
How can one compete against a blog that is a registered trademark?