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By: Mike Bush |
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 Yesterday, in what many are calling a victory for the Internet, the FCC ruled in favor of Net Neutrality. You can find more info about the whole issue and what it means for PR here.
Verizon has long been an opponent to the concept of Net Neutrality, and upon the FCC announcement, Verizon’s PR team tried to have their Oreo Cookie moment by publishing their response in Morse Code as a way to accuse the FCC of enacting old rules.
The response from Verizon wasn’t exactly well received, although I suppose that if people are writing about the response in general, it sort of did its job.
It just seems more like sour grapes than a dignified response.
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Mike Bush is a PR and Marketing freelancer with more than a dozen years of experience in the field. Find him on and connect Twitter @mikebush or at www.mikebush.nyc.
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