Can I post press release here ?

[chrisclock]

Hi,

I work for a KVM manufacturer in marketing. Just don't know if I would be allowed to post the company's press release in this forum ?

If not, can anyone kindly advise where would allow me to post company's press release ?

Thank you.

I haven't seen it, but I would imagine a press release would be tantamount to advertising for the company which is not allowed. You can post a thread in Moderator Discussions which includes the actual press release and we will let you know if you can post it elsewhere.

Administrator allisolm

 

[jhonnyD2]

not sure... i think there is no problem with but not sure

 

[keird]

The release must be accompanied by the words, "Free iPods" and your grammar needs to be poor.

 

[nboy22]

It doesn't sound like there should be a problem unless it's against your company's NDA. But then again isn't a press release supposed to be public?

 

[kranky]

He's not asking if his company will allow it, he wants to know if AnandTech will allow it. My guess is that it would be considered spam.

 

[keird]

I think it's a brilliant marketing ploy. The spammer is asking permission to spam. I mean, there's all the anticipation, the lead-up, heated arguments and finally the spam.

 

[Cogman]

What I think is interesting is that the spammer asks for permission, and then the very next response is "Yeah it should be ok" by a guy who's posts consist of "many thanks...." in random threads.

It is also somewhat fishy that they both signed up around the same time.

 

[keird]

Intrigue! He's a Master Spammer toying with us!

 

[BoomerD]

There's gotta be some kind of rule that prohibits new members from posting spam until they have at least 50,000 "quality" posts.

 

[keird]

There's gotta be some kind of rule that prohibits new members from posting spam until they have at least 50,000 "quality" posts.

Arcadio's getting there.

 

[Squisher]

What I think is interesting is that the spammer asks for permission, and then the very next response is "Yeah it should be ok" by a guy who's posts consist of "many thanks...." in random threads.

It is also somewhat fishy that they both signed up around the same time.

I feel like the meat in the middle of a cockmeat sandwich.

 

[allisolm]

I haven't seen it, but I would imagine a press release would be tantamount to advertising for the company which is not allowed.

Administrator allisolm

 

[Homerboy]

I haven't seen it, but I would imagine a press release would be tantamount to advertising for the company which is not allowed.

Press releases are nothing by adverts.
This OP and the 1st to respond are simply spammers

 

[Perknose]

I haven't seen it, but I would imagine a press release would be tantamount to advertising for the company which is not allowed.

Almost assuredly this.

 

[arcenite]

If TechBoy can use the "ATOT Effect" to help someone he doesn't even know, then I think you can post a legal press release. Just make sure it's under P&N or Nik will jump down your throat.

 

[BoomerD]

Arcadio's getting there.

Maybe, but [H]arcadio will always be a troll poster.

 

[arcenite]

Maybe, but [H]arcadio will always be a troll poster.

Your avatar makes me dizzy