Media management- This is a pig slaughtering the people of the era please also knife to the people.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Media management: This is a pig slaughtering the people of the era please also knife to the people Members from the media, friends, Good morning. Great pleasure to attend this forum. Honestly speaking, prior to attending the forum today I was looking for Radio and Television Society ‘stepped on a point’. Radio and Television Association said this morning there are 10 guests came to power more than biggest names in the speech. This is a bad thing, and assigned to each of biggest names in Kanda Shan’s time is limited. I pinch a bit rough, but also beautiful enough to accompany me to play in Chengdu, mahjong circle. The addiction is too lectures can not, and can only give you to be a massage, doing massage to the brain. And for all of you with cool look. Today, I want McCain’s central message can be summed up as follows: This is a pig slaughtering the people of the era, please also knife to the people. Some people laugh in the following: Love as you can really Hu sharp, what is properly slaughtered pigs? Who is the pig? First Do not worry. This ‘pig’ I am referring to the advertiser. University professors to give lectures, when advertisers would say that the God of the media, because he pays for Well! But we of the media advertising salesman talk privately Queba an advertiser has become, called slaughter pigs - from advertisers who eat the meat and meaning. In reality is actually what is going on, because advertisers can not sell in the end be able to recover this investment is also hard to say - beyond recovery to, or the proportion of input and output, which may from time to is that when pigs were slaughtered in one stroke? ! How to say, the advertiser is a pig. But the pigs have now become smarter than our media practitioners, much wiser? So how do the media do to improve advertising yields? My idea is this: let the people to slaughter pigs, we the media should the knife back to the people. Why do you say? Because in the past has bee