Hey, CENTCOM—If you don't pledge to WFMU, they win!

"Army Reserve Maj. Richard J. McNorton, CENTCOM's chief of engagement operations, said the team contacts bloggers to inform the writers about any given topic that may have been posted on their site. This outreach effort enables the team to offer complete information to bloggers by inviting them to visit CENTCOM's Web site for news releases, data, or imagery.     The team engages bloggers who are posting inaccurate or untrue information, as well as bloggers who are posting incomplete information. They extend a friendly invitation to all bloggers to visit the command's Web site. 'Now (online readers) have the opportunity to read positive stories. At least the public can go there and see the whole story. The public wants to hear these good stories,' he said, adding that the news stories the military generates are 'very factual.' ...     The team's motto is 'Engage,' and Flowers and others work with more than 250 bloggers to try to disseminate news about the good work being done by U.S. forces in the global war on terror. The effort, officials here said, has reached more than 17 million online readers."

Comments

[Jeremy Carpenter]

bad, lazy, faithful nothing comparative to faithful to play boy you should be very curious: http://news.google.com/ , hope create hedge - that is all that table is capable of