My questions is this... [ and you may have noticed I keep pretty quiet these days, but being an art director in an "agency" environemnt I've seen all the bullshit political nonsense my zxensitive brain can handle ]
Why publicly humiliate the man who made this entire thing happen in the first place? What does that do? Does it satisfy the injured ego's of the promotion company by taking their angst out on a public dismissal? AND!!!! And I'm speaking as someone who's been in the strategic marketing business for almost 7 years, why create such a negative stir about an event that makes its profit from people's enjoyment? If they are a "promotion" or "event management" firm, how could they be so ( delete expletive here ) naive as to send out these kind of negative concepts into the minds of the public a week before their precious show? Which, incidentally is so valuable to them that they are announcing the dismissal of their creative director a week before the show? I have one answer and I've seen it before : Big ego's and short sightedness. Thanks for all the friendly thoughts before I fly my damn ass all over the country to see the show organized by a company that dismissed the man who made it happen. Nice one guys, pro all the way. // giles-out. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
