Sunday, January 28, 2007

CTV Panicking!!!

About the "attack ads" - CTV.ca first poll on this stated: (see screen capture)

The Conservatives are planning to release adds attacking Stephen Dion. Is the campaign valid?
Yes, the media has given Dion an easy ride.
No, the ads are a desperate ploy to label Dion.


Now that poll question has been quickly removed from existence (note that it does not show up in the list of past questions --- click results and see for yourself) and replaced with:

The Conservatives are planning to release some new partisan TV ads. Do you think it’s too early for such a campaign?
Yes, ad campaigns should only be launched during an election campaign
No, it’s never too soon


I guess they got the original poll up before they received the Liberal Party Talking Points. Of course, they did not want to see what people really think about the easy ride Dion is getting!

4 Comments:

Blogger Rav Mlait said...

Excellent JOb jedi!!!!
All the lefties are in spin mode today. these ads are brilliant. The truth is that dion HAS BEEN GETTING A BIG TIME FREE RIDE AND NO ONE IS WILLING TO NAIL THIS LITTLE MOUSE TO WALL. IT IS UP TO CPC TO THE JOB.

9:09 PM  
Blogger Matt said...

Great catch, I missed that one. However, the CPC has to be careful with these ads

9:46 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dumb of Tories to run such ads. They will drop 5 points in next poll. Canadians hate this stuff. Kenney should be fired.

10:35 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The Globe and Mail has a dubious habit of changing their "news" reports on their website without notice with time/date stamps, so it is not surprising that CTV, another corporation controlled by the same liberal mothercorp Bell Globemedia follows the same tactics.

News reports can change on the fly depending on the feedback, and there is no documentation to the audience of editorial changes that may happen seemingly at any time.

This might make the reader or viewer wonder about the integrity of the "news" they post.

11:11 PM  

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