Days back, I got into a kilometric online argument with a Komikon group member who hides by the name of Talka Orbil or Aklat Libro. Minus all of his or her name-calling and fallacious statements that he or she should be right because he or she got 11 “likes,” the anonymous poster points out that mainstream media should stop portraying the komiks industry in a bad shape. He or she went on to saying that a television program should do some “pambobola” or praises in favor of Komiks. That may not be the exact translation of it because “pambobola” connotes enticing a person with honeyed words, true or not.
Media Relations 101 for Komiks Creators
Days back, I got into a kilometric online argument with a Komikon group member who hides by the name of Talka Orbil or Aklat Libro. Minus all of his or her name-calling and fallacious statements that he or she should be right because he or she got 11 “likes,” the anonymous poster points out that mainstream media should stop portraying the komiks industry in a bad shape. He or she went on to saying that a television program should do some “pambobola” or praises in favor of Komiks. That may not be the exact translation of it because “pambobola” connotes enticing a person with honeyed words, true or not.
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