Can it be six months already? It is! A half year has elapsed since the last roundup of PR Wild Pitches, the semiannual shaming exercise in which publicists are forced to answer for their indiscriminate flackery.
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September 04, 2013
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Ed, I might have to agree.. Maybe not all PR people but at least whoever is Tweeting at Klout http://www.prnewsonline.com/water-cooler/2013/08/30/klout-loses-clout-thanks-to-shortsighted-tweet/?goback=.gde_1767127_member_269865224#!
Posted by: katie paine | September 06, 2013 at 05:57 AM
So much flackery, so little time.
My peeve of 2013 was demonstrated here locally during the Boston Marathon, when one brilliant downtown restaurant OD'd on Buffer and dutifully auto-tweeted a noon luncheon special in the vicinity of the bombing. At noon. Right after the bomb went off. Argh.
Posted by: Ed Alexander | September 05, 2013 at 04:29 PM