Pointless But It Makes Me Chuckle to Myself

Leo

Leo

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http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/where-magazine-becomes-whore-magazine-thanks-art-director-fail-143316

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Mr. Tea

Mr. Tea

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The National Office Of Importance

From 1915-2003, the National Office of Importance carried out its statutory public duty “to inform, insist and admonish” on behalf of the British Government. Seen by some as a necessary conduit, and derided by others (notably the formidable editor of The Times, Auberondley Handelsman, who memorably dubbed it “a zoo of nannybodies, nincomboobs, whows, bingo-morts, gundiguts, mopsies and trotterclouts given inexplicable charge of a printing press”) many of its campaigns and much of its publicity material has now become as fondly-remembered a part of the cultural landscape as coddled eggs and transistorised wainscotting.

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Mr. Tea

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At the risk of sounding like an old fart, the idea that some people "tweet for a living" gives me one of my "maybe al-Qa'eda has a point" moments.
 
Leo

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Mr. Tea said:
At the risk of sounding like an old fart, the idea that some people "tweet for a living" gives me one of my "maybe al-Qa'eda has a point" moments.
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i think it's more the case of marketing/PR people who, as part of their overall job, have to send tweets on behalf of their clients. it's not like the CEOs of stubhub or kitchenaid are writing/sending those corporate tweets.
 
Mr. Tea

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Leo said:
i think it's more the case of marketing/PR people who, as part of their overall job, have to send tweets on behalf of their clients. it's not like the CEOs of stubhub or kitchenaid are writing/sending those corporate tweets.
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I have a friend who briefly had a tweeting job. That's all it was, tweeting. Huh.
 
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