Why don't reporters go to the person's office or home in person anymore!!!???? It's easy to ignore an email or text; in the old days, it was a phone call that didn't get answered or responded to. Go and sit in their office for all day, if necessary. Email, txt, X is simply lazy reporting.
Me no really like the idea of doubling down on "advertorial," to use that good old term, per the O'Rourke interview. I knew they were expanding more, and knew that they were interestingly creative. Not a fan of this, even if it's well marked as such. O'Rourke does not mention, I see, how the editorial page handles any "issues" with businesses running advertorial. Do they get a spliff to stay shut up?
Why don't reporters go to the person's office or home in person anymore!!!???? It's easy to ignore an email or text; in the old days, it was a phone call that didn't get answered or responded to. Go and sit in their office for all day, if necessary. Email, txt, X is simply lazy reporting.
Me no really like the idea of doubling down on "advertorial," to use that good old term, per the O'Rourke interview. I knew they were expanding more, and knew that they were interestingly creative. Not a fan of this, even if it's well marked as such. O'Rourke does not mention, I see, how the editorial page handles any "issues" with businesses running advertorial. Do they get a spliff to stay shut up?