I just have to say how disappointed I am with Spitzer.
I voted for him, and I watched—and loved—his every move. He brought change to our state and stood tall as a respected beacon for New York State.
Hearing him speak was always moving. He pushed for equality. He pushed for a better world.
But he also pushed [...]
Spitzer’s resignation…
March 12th, 2008 · No Comments · accountability, authenticity, ethics, public relations
Tags: accountability·elliot spitzer·hillary·media·new york·politicians·reputation management·responsibility·spitzer
Well, the NYTimes finally picked up the Target/blogger story…
January 29th, 2008 · No Comments · online public relations
…over a week after countless other bloggers and I posted about it. And they actually spoke with the public relations department (because they’re a traditional media outlet, ah ha!):
Could Target, the ever-hip, contemporary retailer, really have such a low opinion of blogs, the ever-hip, contemporary media channel?
Yes, at least for now. “We do not work [...]
Tags: blogging·diversity·ethics·reputation management·Target·transparency
Target disappoints, gives finger to bloggers
January 18th, 2008 · 2 Comments · online public relations
I do love Target, but not when their PR peeps act stupid and refuse to “participate with non-traditional media outlets” in lieu of addressing a serious issue. As The Consumerist points out:
…the idea that blogs do not reach Target’s “core guest” is idiotic. This website is a non-traditional media outlet and we’re certain that our [...]
Tags: blogging·diversity·ethics·reputation management·Target·transparency


