Comments on: PR/Media Week in Review 09-14-2008 http://www.prblognews.com/2008/09/13/prmedia-week-in-review-3/ Communication in the Digital Age Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:20:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Mark Rose http://www.prblognews.com/2008/09/13/prmedia-week-in-review-3/comment-page-1/#comment-2301 Mark Rose Mon, 15 Sep 2008 18:21:54 +0000 http://www.prblognews.com/?p=507#comment-2301 Good point John. The exploration of how we communicate in the political arena is the topic and, I thought, relevant. I have these discussions offline with those with opposing views. Lately, the exploration of social media seems played out and boring. Maybe it's time to follow Michael Tangeman and a host of others who say "That's all Folks" and retire the blog... or get back "on topic." Good point John. The exploration of how we communicate in the political arena is the topic and, I thought, relevant. I have these discussions offline with those with opposing views. Lately, the exploration of social media seems played out and boring. Maybe it’s time to follow Michael Tangeman and a host of others who say “That’s all Folks” and retire the blog… or get back “on topic.”

]]> By: John Whitcomb http://www.prblognews.com/2008/09/13/prmedia-week-in-review-3/comment-page-1/#comment-2300 John Whitcomb Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:08:32 +0000 http://www.prblognews.com/?p=507#comment-2300 I will be unsubscribing from what I thought was supposed to be a blog about how technology is being used in public relations and the adoption of social media in pr. To be honest I could give a rats ass what your political views are but to make it be so blatant is disgraceful and misleading to your readers. Hopefully you will take my comments to heart and bring back the actual educational discussions on using social media and the new technologies that are impacting our world and leave your poltical rants to yourself your friends and your family or at the very least tell people your blog will also explore your political feelings so that you don't get readers expecting to find good content bombarded by your views of the GOP. I will be unsubscribing from what I thought was supposed to be a blog about how technology is being used in public relations and the adoption of social media in pr.

To be honest I could give a rats ass what your political views are but to make it be so blatant is disgraceful and misleading to your readers. Hopefully you will take my comments to heart and bring back the actual educational discussions on using social media and the new technologies that are impacting our world and leave your poltical rants to yourself your friends and your family or at the very least tell people your blog will also explore your political feelings so that you don’t get readers expecting to find good content bombarded by your views of the GOP.

]]> By: Andy Kuhn http://www.prblognews.com/2008/09/13/prmedia-week-in-review-3/comment-page-1/#comment-2299 Andy Kuhn Mon, 15 Sep 2008 01:38:20 +0000 http://www.prblognews.com/?p=507#comment-2299 Hell yeah! Couldn't agree with you more. As somebody who voted for Hillary in the primaries, and was initially put off by Obama's I'm-so-over-the-Sixties attitude, which felt a little condescending to someone significantly younger than he is, I too am catching up to how appealing it is to have a truly thoughtful candidate with real integrity, not the former integrity McCain is peddling, and is now debasing daily. Palin is like a tarted up W, even less intelligent, more parochial and doctrinaire, more impulsive and vindictive, more rabidly and narcissistically ambitious. I really hope that she has time to self-destruct. . . . Hell yeah! Couldn’t agree with you more. As somebody who voted for Hillary in the primaries, and was initially put off by Obama’s I’m-so-over-the-Sixties attitude, which felt a little condescending to someone significantly younger than he is, I too am catching up to how appealing it is to have a truly thoughtful candidate with real integrity, not the former integrity McCain is peddling, and is now debasing daily. Palin is like a tarted up W, even less intelligent, more parochial and doctrinaire, more impulsive and vindictive, more rabidly and narcissistically ambitious. I really hope that she has time to self-destruct. . . .

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