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The causes that lose momentum are rarely the ones that ran out of support; they're the ones that went quiet.

Airtel does not engage on social media for complaints anymore, it seems. They want everyone to use their Thanks app. Does it work? My complaint got registered immediately, and their team landed home within hours. Good job @Airtel_Presence #appreciation

No response from @Airtel_Presence on the constant disconnections. What's going on? Does anyone know? #airtel

Hello @Airtel_Presence do you care? What's with the constant disconnections?

Caught in a bad romance 🎶 With my Wi-Fi and Airtel Love the speed in the ads But reality… disconnects again. @Airtel_Presence

Hello @Airtel_Presence can you please help with WiFi?

Culture is inspired. Skill is learned.

Everyone believes they occupy a better mid-point between something more extreme to the one side or the other in a particular field, market, discipline, or sphere. There is virtually always someone further to your “Left” or “Right” who thinks you are a sell-out compromiser.

The official journal of the Canadian Paediatric Society has just acknowledged that more than 100 of its case reports are fabricated. Incredible reporting from @RetractionWatch: retractionwatch.com/2026/03/03/can…

🦔 Meta contractors in Kenya told Swedish newspapers they're being asked to review intimate footage from Ray-Ban AI glasses, including people undressing, using the bathroom, watching porn, and filming sex. One contractor said users often don't realize they're still recording when they set the glasses down. Meta sold 7 million pairs in 2025, up from 2 million in 2023-2024 combined. Users can't use the AI features without agreeing to share data with Meta's servers, and the terms of service bury the fact that humans may manually review your footage. One annotator said "if they knew about the extent of the data collection, no one would dare to use the glasses." My Take This is the Google Home story again but worse. At least with cameras in your house, you know where they are. These are glasses you wear on your face that keep recording when you take them off and set them on your nightstand. And the footage goes to contractors overseas who are paid to watch and label it for AI training. One worker described seeing a man leave the room, then his wife come in and change clothes. People forget the camera is still on. Meta buries all of this in terms of service nobody reads. The product is marketed as a cool way to capture your life and interact with AI. The reality is strangers in Kenya watching you undress so they can annotate the footage to make Zuckerberg's AI better. Seven million people bought these last year. I'd bet almost none of them understood what they were actually agreeing to. Hedgie🤗

This certainly applies to the communications consulting that many of these firm are providing for clients in the public relations services space.

Earthquake felt again today. More powerful than the previous one that happened weeks ago.

We solved distribution. Now we design attention. We don’t just send messages anymore. We shape the environment in which decisions are made

We've moved from REACH to CONTROL THEN Technology amplified messages. Print. Radio. TV. Influence = How far can it travel? NOW Technology architects perception. Algorithms. AI. Data. Influence = What will they believe?

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Why invest in human welfare when we can let them die and replace them with robots.

An underappreciated angle of the Epstein files is not just who met him, but how much dialogue about public relations ran through his elite relationships. And these communications exchanges went in both directions. For example, Epstein provided Bill Gates with comms coordination input, while also receiving PR counsel from Richard Branson about managing his own reputation. PR topics such as image promotion, issues handling, reputation protection, and relationships orchestration are common threads throughout the files. The released emails show Epstein discussing press suppression, asking what someone should say if contacted by journalists, attempting to remove names from coverage, and even conspiring with journalists on narrative framing. Media reports show Epstein explicitly soliciting PR advice and getting suggested messaging/positioning in return. So Epstein wasn’t just ‘networking.’ He was actively engaging in manipulative forms of proactive and reactive reputation management. Epstein positioned himself as a ‘node’ intermediary: coordinating potential publicity, shaping media stories, and directly attempting to massage press coverage. Power isn’t just proximity to famous people. It’s the ability to shape public perception. The Epstein files reveal how the billionaire class — big spenders on PR, but none of them actual comms professionals — tries to engineer its own reputation.

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Nowhere were the promises and hypocrisies of AI clearer than in India this week. @cathythorbecke explains from New Delhi 🎥

If you’re uninformed as a spokesperson, say less. Never speculate. Credibility is built on verified facts, not filler.