- Nov 12, 2015
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The GaJ interview is one of the few available on other platforms - a channel 7 twitter account. I don't think she's Cats media.
In terms of Cats media themselves I know our beloved flog Broughton stepped down, but the club website is actually advertising for two jobs in Cats media so another may have left (Kurzman? The jobs are 'social media producer' and 'digital content producer'). I'm almost tempted to not just apply but try to use the social medias to demonstrate how I could actually operate across multiple platforms simultaneously
If it's any consolation I think the media output from the club has got worse since you left. It's a shame the old guard of the club can't trust the fans enough to let them be closer. But this is common to all AFL clubs.Hi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
MitchHi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
Mitch, the ‘flog’ stuff aside (which, by the way, I hope you took in the manner in which it was intended), you’ll find that almost all of the vitriol was in fact directed at the club for being the way it was/is. I don’t envy the job you had nor the job of your replacement given those constraints.Hi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
Hi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
MIC DROPPPPPPPPPPPPPHi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
Go Mitch,for the record the crew here on this board are pretty switched on, I believe everyone would have known the restrictions you bloke would have been under.Rest assured no other flog they put up will get a rails run either if they are burdened with the same restrictions you blokes were saddled with.Hi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
Yep fair dropped in it I'd suggest.Agree that the club as an entity was the focus of our dissatisfaction. That said, I'm fairly sure Mitch did say at one point he wasn't in favour of the Cats Insider concept but was asked (perhaps told) to do it. Never a good idea to have someone doing something under sufferance.
Having a heavily censored media / PR dept seems pointless, and is a tad dismissive of our collective intelligence.
Controlled info evolves into nothing more than propaganda.
I'm amazed that anyone following the AFL over the last 30 years would expect anything other than strict propaganda from the clubs.
Along those lines, the fact that Bigfooty still exists somewhat outside the AFL's grasp is something we should all be grateful for. I'm sure they would loved to have had it dead and buried by now. Or at least controlling it like Murdoch is controlling the ABC these days.
Hi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
This is a non inclusive club. So not communicating with us honestly and in a timely way is just one example of not engaging with members let alone supporters.I’m sure intelligent supporters know they’ve been fed sanitised info for years, but is it truly too much to ask that they share some basic, honest info, with their fans?
It sounds like Mitch tried, and has departed the club because he became disillusioned with their paranoia.
What exactly do you want to know that the club isn't telling?
By the way Mitch I thought you did a good job.
This is very consistent with what I've always suspected about the club.Hi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
Hi there, your beloved flog Mitch Broughton checking in.
Clearly this isn't even remotely on topic, but I'm genuinely sick of copping abuse from posters on this board and I'm not willing to be made the scapegoat for the Cats or Cats Media any longer. I'm happy to run you through how things actually worked during my tenure at the club, how incredibly restricted both Adam McNicol and I were in what information we could provide to you all (which, spoiler alert: was a far cry from how we wanted to operate), how I genuinely did take this board's queries and concerns to my superiors only to have no action taken or it fall on deaf ears, and whatever else you'd like to know. But I'm not going to sit on my hands and continue to cop it when I know full well you've got the wrong man.
Feel free to see this as passing the buck, but believe me - I sleep very well at night knowing how I conducted myself at the Cats, the initiatives I wanted to put in place and the body of work - albeit incredibly restricted, as mentioned above - I created with my colleagues Adam and Grant Kurzman. We weren't far away from being able to put together something unlike any other AFL club, something that would have seen you arguably the most informed fan base in the game and one that had an open channel to contribute to the content you wanted to see, if only the club allowed us to do what we wanted to do.
Please pass this on to the rest of your board. I hope you're happy with the content and coverage you're now getting as a result of my moving onto bigger and better things.
This is very consistent with what I've always suspected about the club.
Trapped in a veil of secrecy by a few old, influential, and paranoid campaigners.
Hopefully they can move on soon and we can see a more open and transparent club