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February 12, 2005

Eason Jordan: fired for NOT blogging?

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Posted by Kevin Marks

Eason Jordan's resignation from CNN could be played as another scalp for the bloggers, but it is really a classic case of attempted spin control. Jordan emailed bloggers trying to clarify, but by this time it was too late for message reframing, and an apology apparently wasn't enough for CNN.
Had he clarified and apologised straight away, rather than hoping it would blow over and stay out of his media world, he might still be at CNN.

Rebecca MacKinnon sums up.

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1. stan on February 13, 2005 10:32 PM writes...

Orwell would be proud. Viva transparency!

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2. Jessica Lopez on February 25, 2005 10:55 AM writes...

Yeah, Viva Transparency! :)

-jessica

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