Gaza: One Man’s Tragedy is Another Man’s Marketing Opportunity

Jan 08 2009

Gaza: One Man’s Tragedy is Another Man’s Marketing Opportunity

Posted by Scott Lucas in US Foreign Policy

Stratfor, self-proclaimed “unbiased source for insightful analysis”, e-mails with the appropriate respect and sensitivity for the Gaza conflict:

Think about the last mainstream media article you read on the conflict in Gaza. How were the actors from each side portrayed? What language was used to describe each incursion? What photos accompanied the piece? You probably can very clearly identify which side your news source is on. But you have an alternative: join Stratfor for unbiased information….

Take advantage of our 2-for-1 deal, where you get 2 years for the price of 1: just $349.

*Special price comparison: Stratfor $349, Enduring America $0 (and a kind word now and then)

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Tags: Business and Marketing, Gaza, Stratfor

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4 Responses to “Gaza: One Man’s Tragedy is Another Man’s Marketing Opportunity”

UJ says:

8 January 2009 at 23:18

Man, what BALLS to charge $350 for some shit they wrote that’ll be out of date in a week. I get the same crap e-mails from Intelligence Online. (Note Intellibriefs reprints some of their stuff from time to time)
Scott Lucas says:

8 January 2009 at 23:24

UJ,

Thanks — and thanks for all your work on the AiG effort. If you want to publicise, let me know.

S.
Mike Dunn says:

8 January 2009 at 23:24

I signed up for some free Startfor emails and I get one of these sent to me at least once a week. We’re missing a trick with this free blog business…
Dave says:

8 January 2009 at 23:31

I remember when Stratfor was FREE.