This also gives us hope for the future: Whoever masters “conversational advertising” today will be the first in the metaverse tomorrow to inspire users with sophisticated AR/VR applications for their brand.
Or to put it another way: once a pioneer, always a pioneer.
In the last blog post, I praised the efforts at SRF to pakistan rcs data communicate more in a dialogic manner. not seem to think much of such efforts. It is doing the opposite. It is reducing dialogues between the executive and journalists. Otherwise, it would not have stuck to the decision, despite criticism, to refrain from individual interviews after media conferences in the Federal Palace Media Center even after the pandemic. The so-called pool interviews were always valued by journalists ( persoenlich.com reported ).
Longer media conferences are intended to compensate for this. If questions can only be asked in the hall, I fear that Federal Councillors could say something in subsequent individual interviews that they didn't actually want to say. With the elimination of pool interviews, journalists no longer have the opportunity to get exclusive special statements after the media conference. By using clever questioning techniques, it has always been possible to find out whether the answers in the media conference correspond to the facts or to get more exclusive statements. By eliminating these interviews, the media's control function is curtailed. The elimination of individual interviews is tantamount to a restriction of open dialogue.