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Re: Corporate Blogs: The New Editorial Page?

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Re: Corporate Blogs: The New Editorial Page?

Anonymous — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 23:42:05 -0000

Nice post. Google is to be commended for adding to the "conversation." However, if their public policy blog is an attempt to garner grassroots support for their public policy issues and then, as a part of that strategy, try to show how powerful they are by showing videos of Presidential candidates traipsing through their offices, then I think that strategy will backfire.

Grassroots generally likes the little guy, not the big corporations advocating for their company to make more money, so they can curry favor with politicians to make policy that will, in turn, make the corporation more money.

Love the point about cricket and "googly". : )