Congress and the Media Battle over the Merits of H. R. 589

Congress and the media battle over the merits of H.R. 589 for 99ers

- Rochester Unemployment | Examiner.com

Mike Thornton reporting

http://www.examiner.com/unemployment-in-rochester/congress-and-the-media-battle-over-the-merits-of-h-r-589-for-99ers

Good article and thanks.

I think ConcernedinKY should be extremely flattered when Mr. Thornton says that the 99ers have a video comparable in quality to a beer commercial. Apparently he thinks that people will believe it cost millions of bucks to produce, so thus yet another pooh-pooh to the "poor 99er" theory?
Humbug.
Historically, beer commercials have been some of the most artistic, amusing and yes most expensive commercials ever made!
But not these videos.
CinKY you ought to start a portfolio of your work to show to marketing folks - why not the beer industry? - and include this quote attached to your videos!.
Awesome plug....and yeah you do great stuff! <3

felixsmom wrote:I think ConcernedinKY should be extremely flattered when Mr. Thornton says that the 99ers have a video comparable in quality to a beer commercial. Apparently he thinks that people will believe it cost millions of bucks to produce, so thus yet another pooh-pooh to the "poor 99er" theory?
Humbug.
Historically, beer commercials have been some of the most artistic, amusing and yes most expensive commercials ever made!
But not these videos.
CinKY you ought to start a portfolio of your work to show to marketing folks - why not the beer industry? - and include this quote attached to your videos!.
Awesome plug....and yeah you do great stuff! <3

Actually, it was someone named Lee Stranahan that said that but, yes, he should take it as a compliment. It's very odd that there are people out there that are so stupid that they don't realize that it does not cost money to make videos.