PublicAdCampaign on Gawker
Don't really know what to make of this Gawker spot, but am always glad for a little press.
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3 Comments:
The Gawker post is just a ploy to jump on the 'Poster Boy' popularity bandwagon that is surrounding him right now. Not a single mention about the more important issues surrounding this blog. Hey, let's focus on the fact that these guys ARE breaking the law and not WHY they are breaking it.
I love the way people scream "VANDALISM" like you're busting the windows out of a church. Those poor, downtrodden advertising companies.
It's Gawker, nuff said. Besides, you think those bastards are heartless, you should read the whiny bitches Jake Dobkin has to deal with over at Gothamist. My advice: just be glad they're taking notice. Cheers!
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