Should we speak up or stay silent?
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Companies got into politics this week. Interesting timing, given this led last weekās group chat. Here's what else made it šļø |
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š¬ CEOs took a stand-ish: For what feels like the first time in forever, CEOs spoke out about something political. My thoughts? They didn't actually say anything. Didnāt name a person, force, agency, or administration. No action requested. You couldn't have ChatGPT'd something more generic. But our standards are so low that people are... excited about this? |
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š¦ Hootsuite finally spoke up: Speaking of profit over people, I broke down the irony of social listening tool Hootsuite not practicing what it preaches during a social uproar regarding its ICE contract. (Also, does anyone there remember this is on their X account?). Where you at, Alanis? |
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š° Brands are sponsoring journalistsā posts now: This is new. A brand sponsored a journalist's LinkedIn post about their own news coverage. This particular one got 6x his regular engagement. Think that reporter's more inclined to cover them again..? š |
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š„ Hot take of the week: Can a company be a family? This caused quite the stir inside the Off the Record community: Sierra AI lists Family as a core value (alongside intensityā¦). What do we think, besties? Can a company really claim to be family? ššš |
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Chat soon, |
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PS: Last week's most-clicked was the Vibe Code Your Comms Team free training I'm hosting. (OTR members, no need to reg. A members-only version is already on your cal.) |
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