Comments on: Sarah Lacy - Here’s How to Resuscitate Your Reputation http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/ Opinions on Podcasting, Media, Advertising & Web 2.0 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 02:38:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: Marc http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/#comment-5394 Marc Tue, 11 Mar 2008 15:51:06 +0000 http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/#comment-5394 Rather than tell people what to do, I would very much like to hear your account and detailed thoughts, like: http://secondthoughts.typepad.com/second_thoughts/2008/03/the-children-ea.html Rather than tell people what to do, I would very much like to hear your account and detailed thoughts, like:

http://secondthoughts.typepad.com/second_thoughts/2008/03/the-children-ea.html

]]> By: Alexandre http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/#comment-5400 Alexandre Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:00:48 +0000 http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/#comment-5400 Susan, Thanks for your comment on my blog. Almost missed it: because of the number of links, Akismet had flagged it. Our approaches and perspectives are quite different. Unlike you, I have no experience interviewing celebrities. My presentation skills have more to do with teaching and playing music. As a linguistic anthropologist and ethnographer, I felt more comfortable focusing on what people conceive of efficient interviews and what communication dimensions seemed important. I have no idea if the advice you give to Lacy in this other post would work. I would agree, though, that Lacy could probably do some damage control, at this point. (Maybe she has, since then.) Thankfully, Zuckerberg himself was able to talk with SXSWi attendees and it seems that the result was more convincing than what happened the previous day. I would still like to use the Lacy interview in class. It should prove rich in learning opportunities. Susan,
Thanks for your comment on my blog. Almost missed it: because of the number of links, Akismet had flagged it.
Our approaches and perspectives are quite different. Unlike you, I have no experience interviewing celebrities. My presentation skills have more to do with teaching and playing music. As a linguistic anthropologist and ethnographer, I felt more comfortable focusing on what people conceive of efficient interviews and what communication dimensions seemed important. I have no idea if the advice you give to Lacy in this other post would work. I would agree, though, that Lacy could probably do some damage control, at this point. (Maybe she has, since then.)
Thankfully, Zuckerberg himself was able to talk with SXSWi attendees and it seems that the result was more convincing than what happened the previous day.
I would still like to use the Lacy interview in class. It should prove rich in learning opportunities.

]]> By: D. Aristophanes http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/#comment-5403 D. Aristophanes Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:36:13 +0000 http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/#comment-5403 Oh, come on. Zuckerberg was a gormless tool in that interview, too. He shares the blame with Lacy. And 'redeem yourself with the industry' ... please. She's actually a microceleb now instead of a nobody. That interview put her on the map. Oh, come on. Zuckerberg was a gormless tool in that interview, too. He shares the blame with Lacy. And ‘redeem yourself with the industry’ … please. She’s actually a microceleb now instead of a nobody. That interview put her on the map.

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