PRWeek Blog Competition is a Joke
August 4, 2008 by Mark Rose
Filed under News, PR Blogs, PR Practices, blogging, social media
PRWeek has announced its Blog Competition and PRBlogNews is one of the lucky 32 in the running. What, you didn’t know there are 32 PR bloggers? There aren’t. The other 31 are imposters, has-beens, hacks and hucksters. By process of elimination, PRBlogNews is not only the best PR blog, it may be the only PR blog.
In posts this week we will dissect the first head-to-head competitor we face - the Glass House blog by Waggener Edstrom (sounds like a play by Henrik Ibsen) Worldwide President Frank X. Shaw. Anybody with a middle name of X. should be automatically “X”d out.
For now, here is a snapshot of some of PR blogs in this sorry “competition” (no link love here).
PR 2.0? We’re already on PR 3.0. Solis should archive his blog and find another gig.
Richard Edelman 6 AM? Richard has 2,400 fawning employees who must read his droll blog or else they don’t survive until 7 AM. Unfair.
Micropersuasion - How did Rubel get on this list? He doesn’t write about PR, wouldn’t know PR if it smacked his Twitter. His blog should be renamed Microconfusion.
Blogservations - How much can we stand Gomes aching about how he doesn’t like to blog? How many Edelman white male bloggers stacking this deck?
Digital Influence Mapping Project - Grandiose title masks Ogilvy big agency psycho social media babble. I don’t know what Bell is talking about … it’s not PR.
more later …



