The basic idea floated by transparentists (I made up that word) is that the PR industry has to adopt a position of full and total disclosure, driven by the innate openness and accessibility to information available on the Internet.Mr. Webber disagrees with transparency, opting to use the term translucent. I would have to say that some PR firms are downright opaque, dishonest and unethical. I would not say anything, except it is the same folk who blast blogging for pay. What do you think?
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Hmm, I think both terms are correct, haha. Transparentists, haha, what a word.
@Jess-LOL
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