I’m a mad scientist apparently

Written by Mark Pack on 26th March 2008 – 6:27 pm

PR Media blog says so, so it must be true :-)

(Leaving aside the slightly odd pop re. Steve Webb, yes it’s true - Jerome and his firm are helping the campaign which, as he’s one of the leading internet campaigners in the US, is pretty good news!)


Posted in London Mayor, e-campaigning

6 Comments to “I’m a mad scientist apparently”

  • Jock Says:
    26th March 2008 at 7:46 pm

    Well, it could have been “boffin” I suppose!
  • James Graham Says:
    27th March 2008 at 11:12 am

    PR-M-B’s coverage is fair enough. PR Week seems to be getting a bit carried away though:

    PRWeek understands that Mark Penn, Burson-Marsteller global CEO and Hillary Clinton’s chief strategist, is secretly masterminding the Paddick campaign - ­although this has been strongly denied by Paddick’s campaign team.
  • Jennie Says:
    27th March 2008 at 11:31 am

    Do you cackle madly? You have to cackle madly. And have green lighting on everything.
  • Mark Pack Says:
    27th March 2008 at 1:16 pm

    Mark Penn; Mark Pack - it’s all so similar :-) It would be amusing if someone misheard my name, turned me into Mr Penn and then decided I/he must be the secret mastermind…

    PS Jennie: and long hair. Growing it specially.
  • Mark Hanson Says:
    27th March 2008 at 6:00 pm

    Mark

    All meant in good humour.

    I think you do terrific work for the Lib Dems and in the spirit of advancing genuine engagement in the political process I wish you every success.
  • Jennie Says:
    27th March 2008 at 6:13 pm

    Mark you fiend, men with long hair are my weakness!

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