Internet Poser Poster Fail
This poster outside an Internet cafe promotes Ka-Blog, a TV show from Philippine network GMA talking about teens online. It’s supposed to look like a browser window, but the illusion breaks down laughably once you look closely at the browser chrome. Notice two glaring errors: The title: Not only does the page title show the wrong URL, [...]
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hahahahaha! Same guys from ABS-CBN News? :~)
Too bad you can’t register domains with exclamation points. Ka-Blog!.com would’ve brought in some dough.
Probably should have taken out the grey area.
Probably shouldn’t have made up fake URLs.
Internet Poster FAIL!
Internet Poser FAIL!
speaking of which, mediacorp (singapore) just bested all other asian tv networks including gma and abscbn in a broadcasting award…(i forgot the exact name)…
With GMA hawking poser programming like this, I’m not surprised.
Philippines:
“Papunta ka pa lang, pabalik na ako”
I say, “marami na ang nawasak dahil sa maling pag-gamit ng kasabihan na ‘yan.”
Another way of saying it:
Local network: “Why should we listen to you online geeks, you do not know anything about our business, the money involved, and the people behind and above us.”
Compared to Channel News Asia, well, I’ve witnessed how they listen and seen how flexible they are. They adjusted their shows, they even replaced their hosts with someone more fitting and more knowledgeable. :p
Offline media arrogance is a recipe for disaster. Just look what happened to Sam Zell.
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They fail at failing to rip off the Internet.