Hal Morris, writing on his GrumpyEditor.com blog, wonders if former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan has started speaking out more — and being covered more in the business media about what he says about the economy — to drum up interest in his upcoming book.
“Greenspan, who left the Fed more than a year ago, is busy writing a book. Grumpy Editor wonders if all the sudden media coverage is an early effort designed to drum up interest in his forthcoming volume which he will have no problem publicizing via talk shows plus print and broadcast interviews. Even Oprah is likely to book him.”
Read more here. Greenspan use the business media for his own interests? Nahh.
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