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.
[...]
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."
[emphasis added]
For photos of the all-new, reformed, repackaged and re-constituted Click, go HERE
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.
ReplyDeleteThe 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...
ReplyDelete