Re: Re:
Meanwhile, the silence is almost deafening on teams like Lampre, Movistar, Lotto-NL, IAM, Dimension Data and even Orica, considering how many of their riders just rode national championships and the Bay Crits.
And they seem to be getting the most coverage after Sky, along with Sagan - as World Champ and such a high profile rider in his own right.sniper said:pastronef said:LaFlorecita said:The sniping is about journo's acting like fanboys. It's not necessary to report on Sky's change of car sponsor for 3 days straight and it's also not necessary to have seperate "exclusive" photo galleries for each rider's bike. If it happens once, no problem, but when a pattern can be found it becomes an issue for some people. Only Sky gets such ridiculous attention from the media and now it's clear why Every time a team Sky member farts a journalist is ready to write a puff piece about it.wrinklyvet said:is it really true that journalists have to be always objective? And if it is, does accepting hospitality prevent this? And further, if so, is Team Sky innovative and groundbreaking in offering it? Because if not, what's this sniping all about?
Flo, here are 2 Etixx team bikes on cyclingnews.com. is it fine to have 2 Etixx bikes photo galleries?
yes, one is a Tarmac and the other is a Venge. but people would have moaned anyway if there were a Dogma and a cobble-Dogma or a Bolide
Jan 11: Kittel´s bike http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/marcel-kittels-2016-specialized-eqs-venge-gallery/
Jan 13: D.Martin´s bike http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/dan-martins-specialized-s-works-tarmac-gallery/
The Sky bikes were: Jan 11 Froome´s, Jan 12 Kwiato
i thought it was a great (couple of) post(s) by Flo.
It's about the pattern that is emerging, which is compelling.
Etixx don't come close to Sky in terms of (quantity and type of) media coverage.
Meanwhile, the silence is almost deafening on teams like Lampre, Movistar, Lotto-NL, IAM, Dimension Data and even Orica, considering how many of their riders just rode national championships and the Bay Crits.