A report in the technology section of today's New York Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/07/technology) by Michael Barbaro revealing that Wal-Mart pays bloggers to republish "exclusive" newsbites is hard to believe. You'd think facts like most of Wal-Mart's customers are mid-to-low income and 30% don't have bank accounts while most of Wal-Mart's critics are in significantly higher income brackets would be enough. Yet with this stuff Wal-Mart appears keener on pandering to a small number of upper-middle-class "activists" rather than advocating on behalf of a larger number of its own customers. Get real, Wal-Mart - how about a campaign about the benefits of lower prices to ordinary Americans?
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