Is the DMA one dead dog away from being a country song?
This morning, after I posted a reply to Bill Bass (a DMA board member), I asked myself: why in the hell am I doing this? We are unbelievably busy and I don’t have time for drama. As much as I like hearing from all my old friends, clients, vendors and far-too-many people named Anonymous, I have to ask myself…
Is the DMA as relevant as the fax machine, the 8-track or the CB radio? Is any of this really worth it?
Why I am supporting this organization when there are so many others that I really like? (Here’s looking at you ACMA.)
Why am I even bothering to defend an organization that puts out a Voice of a Customer (VOC) survey and then apparently suppresses it? How much did the DMA pay for it, and why — and at whatever the cost was — did management not either take advantage of it, or allow members — whose dues paid for this research — know about it and benefit from it? more







