It is often entertaining to watch people with a bias — any bias, in any direction — find something in marketing announcements that \"clearly\" verifies their existing biases — on all sides! — when the marketing language really doesn\'t offer anything remotely concrete. ;-)
In the case of this \"announcement\" of a marketing campaign, there is nothing to support or disprove any point of view that you had before the announcement. What will be interesting is when, if, and what concrete announcements of products appear down the line.
Canon did did succeed in producing a higher visibility for the brand, at least in some quarters and at least for a brief period — which is something, if you believe the old saying that \"there is no such thing as bad publicity.\" (Yeah, an exaggeration, I know... ;-)
It is often entertaining to watch people with a bias — any bias, in any direction — find something in marketing announcements that \"clearly\" verifies their existing biases — on all sides! — when the marketing language really doesn\'t offer anything remotely concrete. ;-)
Oct 07, 2014 at 01:25 PM
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