Melissa Click justifies her actions in controversial videosShe defends herself not with apology, but with self-righteous, self-serving virtue signaling.
Plus she has hired a reputation-fixer/propagandist to salvage her on-line image from her own actions.
"Who do you call when you’re facing a digital reputation crisis? Darius Fisher, president and cofounder of Status Labs, an online reputation management, digital marketing, and public relations firm headquartered in Austin, Texas.Apparently French got a reputation make-over, too.
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A testament to Fisher’s skill is how he’s thriving despite his own controversial past, including a high-profile PR fiasco involving revelations that his former company edited Wikipedia pages against the online encyclopedia’s rules, and, more recently, the resignation of his Status Lab co-partner Jordan French. The native New Yorker previously had stints as a copywriter and political consultant.
Editor's note: This article was updated on December 2, 2015 to change the word "firing" to "resignation" in relation to Jordan French."
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For photos of the all-new, reformed, repackaged and re-constituted Click, go HERE
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What's amusing to me is that in the 1960s, these people were taking over campus buildings in protest against everything Establishment. Now that they ARE the Establishment, they are *aiding* the students in pulling down the very things that make it possible to get a good education - as well as the things that make it *worth* getting a good education.
The amusing part? The look on their faces and their screams of shock and outrage as their carefully-cultivated crop of Maoist 'rebels' turns the guns on their 'educators'.
"NO! NOOOO!! Not ME! THEMMMMM!!!"
So you say you want a revo-lu-shuuun...
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