Chapter 611

By the middle of December, some media people began to write about the Sinaloa case. Quincy Jones and Russell Simmons' vibe magazine bought a high price picture of him that night from a reporter who was crouching at the gate of Highland Park.

"No matter how hard aplus tried to get rid of the close relationship with gang members, he could not deny that the villain appeared at the door of his Chicago mansion the night before Sinaloa killed the FBI inspector. According to the reporter on the spot, Sinaloa yelled that he was aplus's good brother. They were not only" paper media ", but also some TV stations planned to issue in-depth analysis On the program, WGN and bet, who have a good relationship with us, are asking, and miss Zoe Barnes of the Chicago Tribune

Linda was a little worried. "A lot of Southern conservative white newspapers have begun to reprint or play freely. Their words are more explicit."

"Quincy Jones and Russell Simmons want me dead."

Song Ya also has some big heads. The two of them should be killed by Sinaloa, "what does Eli say?" He asked Linda.

"Eli plans to do an in-depth program through some authoritative media and admit that you've dealt with each other. It's nothing. Hip hop singers from slums can't get around gangs. Everyone can understand. Then ask the hip-hop singer who has a good relationship with you to recite the endorsement, and then put the matter on the individual behavior of crazy fans and little Lori

Linda replied, "but what about the local media in Chicago? There are also large print media, such as the New York Times, that seem to be interested in this topic

"Let Eli come. He's professional."

Song Ya called for his own crisis public relations. According to his suggestion, he also called together WGN, bet, and the Chicago Tribune, "I'll give you some exclusive news, and then you'll work together to produce an in-depth feature to cover the wind that vibe has brought."

Song Ya said to representatives of the three media.

"But don't let the outside world see too obvious white washing tendency, aplus."

Bet people hesitated: "we don't know what the authoritative paper media with more credibility will write. If it goes too far, we will be very passive when their reports come out later."

"It's OK. What I give you is based on facts. Facts are always the most tenable. You just need your reporting tendency to lean a little bit to my side. If the authoritative paper media want to hit you in the face, they have to make up the facts." Song Ya comforted them, "if they make it up, we'll call back."

"Will you take it seriously?" Asked Zoe Barnes.

"Of course, I've never been half hearted."

Song Yagu promised, and then let Eli discuss the coverage with them in private.

"Mr. Johnson, my a + dress will be more advertised next year. Can you give me a friendly price?" He was not sure about bet's attitude, so he immediately called the boss of bet, Johnson, and gave a crazy hint.

"Are you really business minded or..." Johnson is also more worried, "just want to let the media down?"

"Half and half."

Song ya did not play tricks with him, "dance out of my life, helped me with a lot of T-shirt goods, next year we are going to expand the size of the counter in the whole rice store."

A + clothing made a lot of money in 1994, but Scott still suggested that only part of the profits should be used to pay dividends and continue to build the sales network. Advertising really needs to be invested. Even the media that dare to speak again needs the support of advertisers. Otherwise, where does Nike and other companies get their energy in the media field? It's because they are big advertisers.

"I'll look at the sample report and reassess it." Johnson didn't immediately agree.

"This guy!"

Song Ya hangs up discontentedly.

"The number of subscribers of bet has made a leap forward this year, and it can rank in the 20th place among all meter cable TV stations." Linda, afraid of his impulse, hastily warned.

"I know, he's relying on John Malone."

After Johnny Carson mentioned next year's telecommunication bill, song Ya made some understanding. TCI, a cable TV giant led by John Malone, cleverly began to use the resources of the telegraph and telephone company to carry out the cable TV home entry project with the staff and cable construction capacity of the old telecom company, and benefited from TCI's 500 channel plan, it was connected to TCI's cable TV service If you make a phone call, you can easily open any of the 500 sets, and then you can pay the bill honestly and on time.

Johnson followed the right boss, and bet is the only large black TV station. With the rapid increase of TCI users, the number of bet subscribers naturally soared, and the power became more and more powerful.

"No matter who he depends on, he now has a lot of control over the direction of public opinion in the black community." "Cable stations are also more resistant to advertisers," Linda said

"Don't worry. I won't offend him foolishly."

Song Ya had to be flexible and flexible, "let other related media wait for the reporting caliber of these three companies to come out and then act. Those who disobey will never get the news reporting right of Mimi and I, let alone advertising.""OK." Linda notes that a faint racking sound comes from outside the villa. She goes to the window and looks at it. "Mchammer and ACE Cooper are here."

Song Ya also followed. Mchammer and ACE Cooper were at the door of the villa, holding their hands flat to receive a body search. The attendants they brought were playing with basketball.

"Hey, Cooper brothers." They're the middlemen who run sugnette's errands.

Sonya went down to the living room and hugged them. "Hammer, er, I didn't know Sinaloa would do anything that night, but I still want to apologize to you and sugnette."

"Linda, how are you?"

Mchammer was a less street person than escubar when he didn't drink. He said to Linda, a former employee, "I know you're not that kind of madman. That changed me. I cherish every day of my life more and believe in God more."

He seemed frightened by the Uzi volley that night, with a pious look on his face, "we don't need hatred and killing."

"Yo, aplus brother, sugenet doesn't want to make things big. Now the FBI is killing him, but some people in the blood gang are not so reasonable."

Escubo was lame, but he was very clever. After the silence of the main enemy, big e, he turned into a staunch advocate for an armistice. He was aloof in all kinds of disputes.

"I heard. Sit down."

Song Ya said, "it's my bad luck to meet that kind of madman."

We all have a common understanding of peace. The two West Coast guests first finished the work of delivering messages. Song Ya invited them to help them appear in the white washing program. "I'll get something back." He said.

Mchammer and ACE Cooper didn't ask what was the reward. After thinking about it, they wanted to think about whether they could help out on camera, "aplus, how are you doing?" "I heard the FBI was more aggressive in Chicago," escuber asked

"Yes, a detective is dead. Sinaloa's people have been swept away."

Song Ya knows that this guy likes to test his underground energy. "There are some other friends, but it's better not to deal with them that day."

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