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Better Communication Results: MySpace set to become MyBloodySpace?

  • Andrea Weckerle · 3 years ago
    Lee, will you be one of the first to join?
  • Lee · 3 years ago
    Possibly: depends on the timing of its release, if I'm near a computer, and so on.

    With a family (as you know) there is so little time in the day to read blogs and media properly, and post sensibly oneself, that *another* channel has to slip down the priority list a bit. But I'll have a quick peek so that I know what it's about.
  • Lee · 3 years ago
    I've quickly gone and created a profile -- I presume when the Aussie space officially opens it will be ported across or flagged somehow...

    www.myspace.com/bettercomms

    I did try the username leehopkins, but if you go to www.myspace.com/leehopkins you will be greeted by a very scary photo that's NOT ME!! :-)
  • Andrea Weckerle · 3 years ago
    Yes, the *other* Lee Hopkins is a bit scary looking. Too bad your name was already taken. I did notice your BetterComms page already has 1 friend. It's a start :-)
  • Kare Anderson · 3 years ago
    Lee
    This is not about MySpace but another media-attracting battle around a tourism-attracting campaign - not re Australia, but Maine - and the power of blogging is evident... a messy story, well-covered by Wendy Davis at MediaPost.

    Her lead, "Warner Kremer Paino Advertising, the ad agency that last month filed a puzzling lawsuit against a blogger for having criticized the agency's online ad efforts, has folded. After widespread media coverage, Warner Kremer Paino Advertising, or WKPA, withdrew its suit--though too late to escape near-universal derision."

    See
    ttp://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=43184
  • Lee · 3 years ago
    G'day Kari! :-) Did you listen to Monday's 'FIR' -- it would appear that all is not what it seems, and that the agency is not as guilty and the blogger not as innocent as the blogosphere would have you believe