Gaping Void on Latest Wal-Mart Blog Brouhaha

Posted on October 16th, 2006
By Todd Zeigler in Blogs, PR, Web 2.0

After reading Robert Scoble's account of his conversation with Richard Edelman about the fake Wal-Mart blog, I think this cartoon from Gaping Void may have hit the nail on the head.

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  1. Rita Desai

    If you go on over to Richard Edelman’s blog, I think a lot of the comments say things like, “No hard feelings. We all make mistakes.”

    What I’m not wondering is whether or not PRWeek will cover it. Will WOMMA talk about it? Or is the industry unwilling to let this hurt Edelman? If so, Edelman is in an enviable place. Their social media practice ought to suffer, but it’s not likely to have any problems. No one will get fired. No one will be help accountable. Some poster pointed out that Edelman violated WOMMA rules and in any other industry, if a member violates organization rules, they are out. It probably won’t happen here.

    Interesting!

  2. John Wagner

    Surely Hugh doesn’t think that a PR firm was able to launch a major project like that — budget to buy/rent an RV, fly two people to Vegas, pay for their travels, etc. — without the approval of a senior manager?

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