Hard-hitting CBC News is reporting at this hour Citibank slow to clarify dubious email.
You know it’s a slow news day when the weight of the CBC’s journalism is applied to investigating one of the perhaps seventy-five gazzillion “send us your password” scam emails that circulate around the world hourly.
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You know it’s a slow day when
You know it’s a slow day when all Peter Rukavina has to do is criticize his major publicity providers…
Major publicity providers?
Major publicity providers?
Publicity…for your DNC blog
Publicity…for your DNC blog…ring a bell??
Your comments hurt me so on this slow Friday afternoon…tune in at 4:30 for all the citybank phish details… :)
Does that make the CBC a
Does that make the CBC a major publicity provider for CitiBank too, then? ;-)
You know you live in a small
You know you live in a small place when you make snide comments that you think nobody will ever read about a news story only to have the news story’s reporter make snide comments back at you. I bet you Knowlton never had to deal with any of this.
Don’t you and I have anything
Don’t you and I have anything better to do on a Friday afternoon??? Sad really… :D
Isn’t this the time of the
Isn’t this the time of the week when traditionally the reporters and the people they cover retire to the local watering hole?
or to the hottest show in
or to the hottest show in Charlottetown, no time for beers in between I’m afraid…
Hey wait a second…are you asking me out??? hahaha
You’re wrong, Peter. Stories
You’re wrong, Peter. Stories like this reflect well on Charlottetown: When Santa Clara, Calif., was the size Charlottetown is today, why, the typical slow-day news story would have been about Mrs. Jones’ cat up a tree. A story about e-mail shows your high-tech. Though now you’ve got me wondering what’s happening with the Charlottetown cats and why your local media monopoly doesn’t want us to know about it. That may be the real story.
There were three “lost cat”
There were three “lost cat” alerts on Island Morning yesterday.
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