So here is the CNBC video link I promised to share with you weeks ago. AOBA touted this as a GREAT promotional piece and a board member WAS available for this one and able to FLY out to California to join, but one was not available for Stossel when it was approx an hour dry away OR an hour dry into the city for the rebuttal piece. I find it amazing!
Anyway - while "cheerier" and "lighter" than the Stossel piece, it still talks about tax breaks, a "cottage industry" and questions the business plan or sustainability of the industry. Not much different than the questions Stossel asked in my opinion anyway.
I think the alpaca breeder, Cindy, in the piece did great in continuing to mention it is about the fiber. But the guests on the show as well as the promo for it was not so positive and not unlike John Stossel and Fox.
Maria Bartiromo introduced the piece saying this:
"Government wants you in the alpaca business pretty extraordinary tax benefits if you join the herd"
The title for the spot is:
"The Fleecing of America"
Other guest on the finance show asked:
"Is it the best use of the tax code" and are they (meaning alpaca breeders)
"Fleecing tax payers "
So should AOBA have promoted this and not the Stossel piece? Should someone from AOBA been to the Stossel spot (especially) when it was filmed in their own backyards? YOU DECIDE! Here is the link to the piece.
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Thursday, January 27, 2011
The Latest from AOBA - to appear on CNBC
Hmmmm - so is AOBA trying to make up for the collasol faux pas of not appearing on Stossel? Or do they just simply feel CNBC is a better venue? I guess we will have to wait and see. Here was their press release sent to members yesterday. I will post more when I know more.
1/26/11 6:30 pm ET
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We are very excited to announce that alpacas will be featured on CNBC News!
CNBC will film at Alpacas at Windy Hill in Somis, California tomorrow afternoon and will conduct an interview with AOBA Board Member Claudia Raessler.
CNBC is shown in 101 countries, 175 million households worldwide. This segment will likely be shown more than once and will likely be posted on their website for additional viewership.
The interview will air next week, date and time to be announced. Stay tuned for more information!
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1/26/11 6:30 pm ET
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We are very excited to announce that alpacas will be featured on CNBC News!
CNBC will film at Alpacas at Windy Hill in Somis, California tomorrow afternoon and will conduct an interview with AOBA Board Member Claudia Raessler.
CNBC is shown in 101 countries, 175 million households worldwide. This segment will likely be shown more than once and will likely be posted on their website for additional viewership.
The interview will air next week, date and time to be announced. Stay tuned for more information!
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