GM's Propaganda Video -- YouTube Viewers Hate It
YouTube viewers give General Motors's bailout-begging video 1.99 stars out of 5. Web video services provider TubeMogul tells us that's the lowest rating of any video to crack YouTube's top 100 this week. This despite the fact that the the video's top referrer is a GM-owned site. Social media marketing 0, Angry public 1.
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Isn't it interesting that democrats are pushing for non-anonymous union ballots (how democratic!), when they themselves are using a secret ballot to determine the fate of Joe Lieberman? (It doesn't matter that the outcome was to allow him to stay; it is the principle that a secret ballot is essential to democracy, and democrats only want the ballot secret when it serves them.)
well made video though must admit...pretty scary if you didnt know any better.
Automakers know they are "too big to fail" and thus take necessary risk, thinking that they don't need to do what consumers want them to because the government will prop them up when their business model becomes un-profitable.
The government should put that 25 billion into building commuter trains for any one of the cities in our country that suffer from traffic congestion. I'd tried my second car for a faster commute any day.